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Ensuring Effective Healthcare Regulatory Compliance Training
During new employee onboarding, you should prepare your staff for all aspects of their job. One area that is often overlooked in onboarding training is regulatory compliance. Healthcare regulatory compliance training is [...]
Heritage Valley Health System Settles with OCR for $950,000
On July 1, 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (OCR) announced its settlement with Heritage Valley Health System to resolve potential violations of the HIPAA Security [...]
Everything to Consider for Your HIPAA IT Compliance Checklist
In today's interconnected digital world, protecting sensitive health information is paramount. This is where HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) comes into play, ensuring the privacy and security of patients' medical [...]
HHS Finalizes Rule on Provider Information Blocking
On June 24, 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a final rule establishing disincentives for healthcare providers who have engaged in information blocking. Information blocking is a practice [...]
Why Are Incident Reports Important in the Compliance Reporting Process?
Healthcare accidents are inevitable despite healthcare workers' best efforts to prevent incidents. Unfortunately, some of these mishaps can result in injury, compromised safety, and other serious consequences. Completing [...]
8.5 Million Patients Affected by May 2024 Healthcare Breaches
In another banner month for healthcare breaches, the OCR Breach Portal listed 51 incidents affecting 8,468,460 patients. The most affected group was healthcare providers, reporting 38 incidents affecting 2.9 million patients. This [...]
