Links to Additional Resources:
TOP expensive compliance mistakes
2020 OSHA HIPAA COVID Annual Training
Cybersecurity
Basic security for the small healthcare practice checklists
HIPAA
HIPAA 101 Compliance Guidebook
HIPAA Safeguard Your Patients Information
Browsing the web can be secure Whitepaper
Orleans Medical Clinic Breach Notification
What can Small Healthcare Providers Do To Prevent Ransomware Attacks
Kentucky chiropractic practice suffers a ransomware attack
26 percent of consumers have had health data accessed
Cyber Insurance Evo 3.0 Product Differentiators
Verify Whether Your Business Associate is also an Independent Covered Entity
Checklist for HIPAA Business Associate Agreements Holland & Hart LLP
HITECH Implications for Business Associate Agreements by Rachel Nosowsky
You Do LESS
- Less Time on HIPAA compliance
- Less People for HIPAA compliance
- Less Office Disruption to implement
- Less Total Cost of Ownership
- Less Vendor Management
- Less worry about Ransomware
- Less effort in keeping up with Regulations
- Less worry about Audits
- Less Risk with proven implementation
You Get More
- More Time to Work with Patients
- More Competitive Advantage
- More Dollar Savings
- More Compliance
- More Cybersecurity
- More knowing your HIPAA/NIST score
- More Vendor Security
- More Documented proof of compliance
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HIPAA Harmony
- Harmony with patients
- Harmony with compliance
- Harmony with Budget and compliance
- Harmony with Audits and compliance
- Harmony with HIPAA, Ransomware, and Cybersecurity
- Harmony with Policy and Procedures
- Harmony with Business Associates
Why Harmonize your HIPAA Compliance services
Just like using an Accountant, Lawyer, or HR company, HIPAA compliance is better, safer, and more economically done by a Trained Professional.
- You sleep better knowing that this is implemented properly,
- You avoid the HIPAA Police (OCR) and fines.
- You avoid legal bills and lawsuits from poor or improper implementation.
- You avoid the publicity and loss of patients with a breach.
- BEST OF ALL – you Keep Your Practice in Business. (SBA says 93% of small organizations go out of business within 2 years of a breach).
Statistics – not Harmonized
- The average financial cost for lost or stolen healthcare records exceeds $425 per record. This doesn’t include the lawsuits that follow the cost to defend, the cost to fix, and other long term costs.
- 93% of small to medium businesses are out of business within 2 years of a breach according to the Small Business Administration.
- A report by IDG shows that Healthcare organizations see 340% more malware attacks than the average industry each year and that the attacks are more than twice as likely to involve data theft.
- 85% of all malicious software today is spread through web browsers, and healthcare organizations are prime targets.
- A recent Accenture report found that cyber-attacks over the next few years will cost health systems $305 billion in cumulative lifetime revenue.
- Ransomeware in 2014 cost $8.8 million. 2016 cost – about $1 billion according to the FBI.
Next Steps to the Curran Data Experience
It’s easy for us to make you secure and HIPAA Compliant.
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