Category: HIPAA Compliant Forms

What are HIPAA Incidental Disclosures?

December 3, 2024

For mid-sized companies and enterprises in the healthcare sector, HIPAA compliance is a critical aspect of maintaining trust and safeguarding patient and customer data. However, even with the best systems in place, HIPAA incidental disclosures—unintentional but avoidable disclosures of protected health information (PHI)—can still occur. These unintended incidents can lead to serious consequences, including regulatory […]

HIPAA Compliant Infrastructure Requirements

December 1, 2024

If you are building a new environment that must comply with HIPAA, you may be surprised to find that the HIPAA compliant infrastructure requirements do not require the use of any specific technology. This provides a lot of flexibility for developers and architects but can also introduce risk if you are unfamiliar with the compliance […]

Embedding HIPAA Compliant Forms into WordPress

September 14, 2024

WordPress is an incredibly popular website management and blogging platform. Customers frequently inquire about the best way to add HIPAA compliant forms to their WordPress pages and posts. Not just any forms- they want to integrate complex forms that can be HIPAA-compliant and which can submit data securely through Secure Form. There are numerous options […]

HIPAA Compliant Forms

February 3, 2024

When it comes to digital data collection, there is often a lot of uncertainty surrounding HIPAA compliant forms. Do Healthcare Websites Need HIPAA Compliant Forms? We often have customers ask if their website forms need to be HIPAA compliant. The short answer is that securing patient data is always recommended. You never know what types […]

Creating HIPAA Compliant Secure Web Forms: What You Need to Know

September 12, 2023

Creating HIPAA Compliant forms starts with creating a secure website. This process is more complex than creating web pages and adding an SSL Certificate. A certificate is a solid first step, but it only goes so far as to protect whatever sensitive data necessitates security in the first place. Naive attempts at security can ultimately […]