Discover the top three patient data blogs of 2022, which cover HIPAA, Cures and other regulatory updates.
Breaking News! HHS bulletin on unauthorized HIPAA disclosures through online tracking technologies
Summary of OCR at HHS bulletin on unauthorized HIPAA disclosures through the use of online tracking technologies.
7 benefits to outsourcing your record requests
Outsourcing your release of information (ROI) is fast, painless and has immediate benefits to your organization. Here are 7 things that happen when you outsource your record request process.
Your checklist for the October 6th Cures Act changes
Follow this checklist to ensure you’re prepared for the October 6, 2022 changes to the Cures Act.
4 tips for optimizing your digital patient intake process
Discover four tips for optimizing your digital patient intake process at your physician practice or medical clinic.
Privacy’s having a moment
Just a few short months ago, we held a webinar on the battle between privacy vs. access. And access was winning. The push towards digitization and automation favors access, and with regulations like the Cures Act focused on enhancing patient access to health...
How will upcoming changes to The Cures Act impact my practice or hospital?
The 21st Century Cures Act was signed into law back in 2016. At a high level, the Cures Act is about enhancing patient access to electronic health records. And while empowering patients with access to their health records is a worthy goal, the actual process for...
CRIS certification – why it’s critical for record management
CRIS CERTIFICATION – WHAT IS IT? It's no surprise that Protected Health Information (PHI) must be kept secure while at rest and throughout the PHI transfer process. This requires an in-depth knowledge of a patchwork of rules and regulations that must be learned,...
Spring has sprung and so have audit requests: here’s what you need to know
AUDIT SEASON IS IN BLOOM While healthcare audits can happen all year round, there's a notable high season for requests every spring. And when you're already dealing with everyday administrative responsibilities like staff training, digital health information...
Let’s break it down: right of access
A “designated record set” includes information maintained by a covered entity. For health plans, this includes information regarding enrollment, payment, claims adjudication, and case or medical management record systems
For healthcare providers, this includes medical and billing records maintained by or for the provider, lab results, imaging.
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