Health systems and payers won't share PHI without a signed BAA and evidence your safeguards are real. Agents build the risk analysis, safeguards and BAA program your buyers' security teams expect.
Share a few details and we'll send a HIPAA plan with dates, effort and cost — plus grant eligibility.
It demands a documented, ongoing risk analysis — the single most cited failure in enforcement actions.
Every subcontractor touching PHI needs one, tracked and renewed. Miss one and liability lands on you.
Hospital and payer security teams ask for evidence, not attestations.
Agents inventory PHI flows and systems, run the Security Rule risk analysis and maintain the management plan.
All three safeguard families documented and monitored — access control, audit logs, encryption, workforce training, sanctions.
Track every business associate, their BAA status and their security posture in one register.
Discover where PHI enters, lives and leaves across your systems and vendors.
Security Rule risk analysis and risk management plan drafted for approval.
Policies, workforce training, access controls and audit logging in place with evidence.
BAA register complete, Trust Center published, questionnaire library seeded.
Risk analysis, re-run as your systems change — the way OCR expects.
System and vendor tracked with a BAA status in one register.
HIPAA controls mapped so one evidence set serves both.
No official certification exists. Buyers accept documented safeguards, a current risk analysis and often SOC 2 alongside.
The Security Rule and breach notification apply directly to business associates, plus BAA obligations upstream and downstream.
Only if a specific buyer demands it. Most digital health startups start with HIPAA plus SOC 2.
Fast-track sprints at best market cost — up to 80% covered as grants for eligible startups.