HIPAA-Compliant Medical Records Destruction: What Healthcare Organizations Need to Know
Secure destruction of PHI is one of the most overlooked and high-risk areas of HIPAA compliance. Learn what needs to be destroyed and the proper methods.
Secure destruction of PHI is one of the most overlooked and high-risk areas of HIPAA compliance. Learn what needs to be destroyed and the proper methods.
New Jersey joins Colorado, Oregon, and Minnesota in adopting a data-level approach to HIPAA-based exemptions within comprehensive privacy laws.
A postcard sent without an envelope possibly exposed patient health information, highlighting the importance of staying HIPAA compliant with all mail pieces.
Sentara Health has confirmed that two remote workers using false identities may have accessed sensitive patient information from January to April 10, 2025.
By December 23, 2024, HIPAA-covered entities and their business associates must comply with the HIPAA Privacy Rule to Support Reproductive Health Care Privacy.
FTC Health Breach Notification Rule changes take effect July 29 to strengthen and clarify how it applies to health apps and technologies not covered HIPAA.
The HIPAA Privacy Rule to Support Reproductive Health Care Privacy is now in effect, prohibiting the disclosure of PHI in certain circumstances.
The cause of the Ascension ransomware attack on May 8 is being linked to one employee who made a mistake.
The OCR/HHS issued resources to help patients understand the privacy and security risks when using telehealth services and how to reduce the risks.
Itʼs important to familiarize yourself with how the Supreme Court Ruling affects patient privacy and PHI and reading through the OCRʼs new guidance is a good step.
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