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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, is a federal act enforced by the US Congress. Its principal duty is to ensure the accuracy of health data. HIPAA compliance is required for every healthcare business that keeps, processes or transmits protected health information (PHI). PHI can take numerous forms, but ePHI — electronically Protected Health Information — is its digital counterpart.
Because most modern healthcare organizations save patient data digitally, ePHI has become the predominant way of archiving confidential patient data. Failure to comply with HIPAA standards may financially damage many firms, and restoring business credibility in customers' eyes is sometimes impossible.
HIPAA is a US federal law that governs the privacy and security of Personal Health Information (PHI) in the United States; hence, it only applies to American healthcare companies and citizens.
Health Insurance Companies
Healthcare Clearinghouses
Healthcare Providers
Business Associates of Covered Entities
Pharmacies
Long-term Care Facilities
Research Institutions
Public Health Authorities
Employers
Schools and Universities
The HIPAA Privacy Rule creates a national standard for patients' privacy and personal information rights. It also establishes the framework for defining what ePHI is, how it must be safeguarded, how it can and cannot be used, and how it can be transferred and kept.
The HIPAA Security Rule established national requirements for the processes required to protect electronic protected health information (ePHI). These measures apply to the whole operation of the entity, including technology, management, physical safeguards for devices, and anything else that may impact the security of ePHI.
The Breach Notification Rule outlines what happens when there is a security breach. It is impossible to protect data entirely, and organizations must have systems in place to notify the public and victims of a HIPAA breach of what has occurred and what their next steps are.
The Omnibus rule, a more recent rule, extends the reach of regulations to groups other than Covered Entities. In short, the Omnibus Rule provides that Business Associates and contractors are subject to compliance duties. As a result, Covered Entities are liable for any possible breaches committed by Business Associates and contractors and must update their gap analysis, risk assessment, and compliance procedures accordingly.
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