2025 HIPAA Security Manual with Training

As a healthcare professional, such as a physician, dentist, or other practitioner submitting electronic claims, you fall under the category of a 'covered entity', necessitating adherence to HIPAA regulations. The HIPAA Security Rule specifically mandates the safeguarding of electronic protected health information (ePHI).

It's common to find healthcare facilities with basic security measures like passwords, daily backups, and alarm systems, yet lacking in formal policies to support them. The HHS emphasizes the need for a blend of technical, physical, and administrative safeguards to robustly protect patient data.

A significant portion – over half – of HIPAA Security requirements revolve around administrative safeguards. These are internal organizational measures, including your own policies and procedures, employee training, and thorough documentation.

Our 2025 HIPAA Security Manual is a comprehensive toolkit for achieving compliance with the Security Rule. It includes:

• Detailed Policies and Procedures, crucial for meaningful use, accreditation, or during audits.
• Comprehensive coverage of Administrative, Physical, and Technical Safeguards.
• A Risk Assessment Worksheet with accompanying Guidance.
• HIPAA Compliance Checklists.
• HIPAA Security Training, complemented by staff training guidelines.
• All necessary forms, available on both CD and cardstock.
• Easy-to-follow How-to Sections for a structured compliance process.

Neglecting to have appropriate policies and documentation can jeopardize your practice. Annual risk assessments and policy reviews are mandatory for all covered entities, but our manual makes this process straightforward, efficient, and cost-effective.

Furthermore, the HITECH Act and Omnibus Rule have expanded accountability. They clarify that all healthcare entities, business associates, and subcontractors in the private sector dealing with PHI are responsible for breach prevention, audits, notifications, and incurring penalties for any disclosures, as per HIPAA and HITECH stipulations.