HIPAA Laws Privacy: What Actually Gets Enforced
A dermatology practice in Massachusetts left a voicemail on a patient's home phone, confirming a diagnosis in front of the patient's
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A dermatology practice in Massachusetts left a voicemail on a patient's home phone, confirming a diagnosis in front of the patient's
August 21, 1996 — The Day Most People Get Wrong Ask a room full of compliance officers about the HIPAA start date, and you'll
There's No Such Thing as a HIPAA Certified Cloud — And That's the Problem Last year, a health tech startup told me
A Single Fax Machine Cost One Health System $4.3 Million In 2023, Banner Health agreed to a $1.25 million settlement with the Office
A hospital in Oklahoma discovers that an employee has been snooping through patient records for three months. Leadership finds out on a Tuesday. They spend
A Filing Cabinet Almost Cost This Clinic $150,000 A few years ago, I consulted with a small orthopedic clinic in the Midwest that had
It's the Most Misspelled Acronym in Healthcare — And Most People Get the Meaning Wrong Too I once sat in a compliance meeting where
Not Everything Is a Violation — But Most People Don't Know Where the Line Is A nurse at a mid-size hospital once told me
I was reviewing a dental practice's risk analysis last year when the office manager pointed at a paper chart and asked, "This
In 2018, a Texas cancer center paid $4.3 million to HHS after two unencrypted devices containing ePHI went missing. The root cause wasn'
A therapist in private practice once told me she didn't think HIPAA applied to her because she wasn't a hospital. A
A nurse at a small dermatology practice in Connecticut posted a selfie on Instagram. In the background, a patient's intake form sat on
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