For dentists and physicians alike, running a busy practice can be daunting enough without the burden of keeping up with OSHA compliance. Annual requirements include providing OSHA training for your staff, policy reviews and typically an inspection of your facility...

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Do we need encryption? It's simple question, but unfortunately the answer isn't as easy. Health and Human Services (HHS) technically says encryption falls under an implementation specification that's "addressable". So, no it might not be required, but it must be considered. We're seeing...

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What are medical and dental offices required to do? OSHA's Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) requires employers to provide COVID-19 training to employees and ensure a safe and healthful work environment in accordance with the provisions identified in the ETS. Fortunately, most medical and dental facilities will only...

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After weeks of delays, the President's executive order to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is finally coming to fruition. The order requires OSHA to establish workplace safety rules to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. "OSHA has been working diligently on...

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Running a busy medical or dental practice is difficult enough as it is without having to deal with regulatory compliance like OSHA or HIPAA. This checklist will assist you in addressing some of the most common or overlooked areas we...

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