New Jersey Expands HIPAA-Based Exemptions Under Privacy Law
New Jersey joins Colorado, Oregon, and Minnesota in adopting a data-level approach to HIPAA-based exemptions within comprehensive privacy laws.
New Jersey joins Colorado, Oregon, and Minnesota in adopting a data-level approach to HIPAA-based exemptions within comprehensive privacy laws.
Are you ready for the HIPAA 42 CFR Part 2 updates? Health organizations who treat substance abuse disorders must fully comply by February 16, 2026.
The greatest risks in 2026 will stem from human behavior, misuse of technology, and habits lagging behind our digital reality
Healthcare as one of the fastest-growing sectors adopting AI, alongside technology and manufacturing, according to recent reports.
HHS released a new strategy on Dec. 4 to expand AI use across internal operations, research programs, health agencies, and public-health activities.
Colorado healthcare organizations face a surge in suspicious calls, hinting at reconnaissance efforts to disrupt operations and strain frontline staff.
Recent studies highlight potential security risks associated with OS agents being able to control devices and access sensitive information.
A postcard sent without an envelope possibly exposed patient health information, highlighting the importance of staying HIPAA compliant with all mail pieces.
The HHS OCR has released new and updated guidance on specific parts of the HIPAA Privacy Rule in the form of frequently asked questions.
A New York surgery center has agreed to pay a $250,000 penalty for potential violations of the HIPAA Security and Breach Notification Rules.
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