Tag: web site

What Makes A HIPAA Compliant Website?

March 8, 2025

In this article, we review the requirements for what makes a HIPAA compliant website and what you need to do to ensure your website is compliant. The recent focus on tracking pixels and analytics codes by enforcement agencies has many healthcare organizations reassessing their website security and compliance. As technology has evolved over the past […]

Should your web site database have its own dedicated server?

August 24, 2021

Should you have separate dedicate servers or clusters for your web site and database? It comes down to your security and reliability needs. What are the pros and cons of each scenario? Is it worth the expense? We shall delve into these business-critical questions in this article. Let’s look at the security and reliability impact […]

LuxSci’s Latest Offerings: High Availability Load Balancers & MySQL

May 18, 2021

Our new high availability solutions are the latest offerings in LuxSci’s constant mission to better serve our customers. We can now deliver regional high availability load balancers and MySQL, which ensure that our clients’ websites face as little downtime as possible. Before we discuss the specifics of these LuxSci services, let’s back up a little […]

HIPAA-Compliant Web Sites: Requirements and Best Practices

March 23, 2021

It is not easy to create a HIPAA-compliant web site and webmasters often ask us for clarification on best practices when it comes to HIPAA compliance. We have previously discussed what makes a web page secure and also what makes a web site HIPAA-compliant, but it seems that an explainer on what you should and […]

If my web site is very simple, do I have to worry about HIPAA compliance?

March 24, 2017

We received this questions via Ask Erik from a Physicians’ Association: “Our company website does not contain any patient information. As a healthcare group, do we need to worry about HIPAA compliance for our site? It contains forms, news and some company polices and procedures but no patient information whatsoever. Thank you.” Thank you for […]