HIPAA Seal of Compliance Verification

The HIPAA Seal of Compliance is the healthcare industry’s third party HIPAA verification. There is no formal HIPAA compliance certification from the federal government or subsidiary regulatory agencies. That’s why health care professionals around the country rely on Compliancy Group’s HIPAA Seal of Compliance to demonstrate their good-faith effort toward achieving HIPAA compliance.

The HIPAA Seal of Compliance has become the healthcare industry standard for verification. Federally-mandated HIPAA standards, regulated by the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR), are fully addressed and incorporated into an effective, organization-wide compliance program.

Use our HIPAA verification tool below to verify that the organization you’re working with has been awarded our Seal of Compliance. We’ll check our records and verify the organization in question has completed our Achieve, Illustrate, and Maintain process in its HIPAA compliance program to safeguard protected health information (PHI).

Our HIPAA verification process assures you that the Seal of Compliance is being legitimately used. Enter the full name of the organization in question and a member of our team will directly respond to the inquiry and personally verify the organization’s legitimate use of the Seal.

The Seal of Compliance is issued by Compliancy Group upon users’ completion of their HIPAA compliance program using The Guard. The Seal of Compliance verifies and validates that users of The Guard have made a good-faith effort to satisfy the federal HIPAA requirements and have the documentation to illustrate it.

Upon successful completion of our Implementation Process, your Compliance Coach will review your compliance program. Once your compliance program is reviewed and approved, you will be awarded the Seal of Compliance. The Seal of Compliance is issued in digital format to be displayed on your website and email signature, in addition to a physical decal which can be displayed in your office. 

Not only does the HIPAA Seal of Compliance verify an organization’s “good-faith effort,” it also serves as a great differentiator. The presence of the HIPAA Seal of Compliance, on your website or email signature, proves to patients (clients) and prospective patients (clients) that you care about safeguarding their protected health information. They can be confident that when they choose your practice or firm, that you will do all that is necessary to protect their sensitive information.