Those of you that are HHA and Hospice, this article should help revitalize the importance to being compliant with regards to HIPAA even when it comes to something as simple as computer theft. Read the article, it's written well and encourages pushing it forward to others to read and take internal actions herein. Happy New Year. Troy
HHS announces first HIPAA breach settlement involving less than 500 patients:
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