HIPAA is the US law that governs how protected health information (PHI) is handled by covered entities and their business associates, enforced by the HHS Office for Civil Rights. If you build software that touches health data, your enterprise buyers will demand a signed Business Associate Agreement and evidence you take the Security Rule seriously. We build that foundation with you.
You walk away able to sign BAAs with confidence, with a documented risk analysis and safeguard set that stands up to buyer scrutiny and OCR expectations. HIPAA is not a certificate you earn once, it is an ongoing obligation, so we leave you with a program you can actually maintain.
If you create, receive, maintain, or transmit protected health information on behalf of a covered entity such as a provider or payer, you are likely a business associate and HIPAA applies to you. Handling PHI without HIPAA safeguards is a common reason health-tech deals stall.
No. HIPAA is a US law, not a certification scheme, so there is no official HIPAA certificate. What buyers actually want is a signed BAA plus evidence of a completed risk analysis and safeguards. We help you produce exactly that.
A BAA is a contract between a covered entity and a business associate that sets out each party’s obligations for protecting PHI. HIPAA requires one before PHI is shared. We review your BAAs and map where PHI flows to downstream subcontractors.
It varies by scope and how much of your security foundation already exists. A company with mature access controls and logging moves faster. We scope a realistic timeline up front rather than promising a fixed number.
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