Healthcare Compliance Resources
Our free tools and educational resources come from the top compliance experts in the country who are working with us to help you succeed. The healthcare compliance resources below give you the tools you need to start assessing your compliance status. Please feel free to download and utilize our healthcare compliance resources – or contact us directly if you have any questions about becoming compliant.
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HIPAA Compliant Call Recording
Providers may want to record conversations that they have with patients to refer back to for treatment purposes. However, there are certain restrictions placed on recording protected health information (PHI). HIPAA compliant call recording [...]
What is Health Information Blocking?
Recently, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a final rule on electronic protected health information (ePHI) sharing. The rule is scheduled to become effective by 2021. The rule [...]
Inc. 2020 Best Workplaces
Compliancy Group is proud to announce that we have been listed on Inc. Magazine’s 2020 Best Workplaces list. “One thing we pride ourselves most on is our ability to preserve our corporate culture as [...]
The HIPAA Privacy Rule and Facility Directories
The HIPAA Privacy Rule generally permits hospitals and other healthcare facilities to maintain facility directories that provide certain basic information about patients within the facilities. The HIPAA Privacy Rule and facility [...]
Healthcare Cybersecurity: Why Healthcare is Vulnerable
In the past two years email fraud in healthcare has increased by 473%. Most cyberattacks are the result of phishing attacks. A phishing attack occurs when a hacker enters a network through an employee's [...]
Business Email Compromise Scammers Target COVID-19 Researchers
Business email compromise (BEC) – also known as CEO impersonation – is a favorite crime of Internet con artists because the practice relies on what any con operation requires for success: deception. These criminals [...]
