Comprehensive online trainings and resources to help you maintain HIPAA compliance and protect patient privacy.
The importance of an ongoing HIPAA compliance training program is crucial not only to protect the privacy of your patients but also to safeguard your practice from potential fines and penalties for HIPAA and HITECH violations. Find out how Steri-Safe® HIPAA Compliance Solutions can help you safeguard patient-protected health information (PHI) and meet necessary compliance.
Access our HIPAA trainings on MyStericycle.com to help keep patient protected health information (PHI) secure. Learn more about patient rights, privacy breach notification rules and how to manage PHI access requests.
Build customized Privacy and Security manuals from our easy to use templates to help you ensure you have a baseline policy manual for various situations your facility may face.
Choose from our library of security and privacy policies and build a personalized manual to fit the needs of your facility.
Our in-house HIPAA Compliance Educators facilitates on-site training and conducts a HIPAA Privacy & Security Gap Analysis to help identify potential areas of risk in your facility.
Pair your HIPAA Compliance with our regulated medical waste service. With over 30 years of experience serving facilities like yours, we specialize in the transportation, treatment and disposal of medical waste.
Custom build your Steri-Safe compliance package with services that matter most for your facility. From self-serve compliance to a more hands-on approach, we’re here to help you in any way that best suits your needs.
Access our HIPAA trainings on MyStericycle.com to help keep patient protected health information (PHI) secure. Learn more about patient rights, privacy breach notification rules and how to manage PHI access requests.
Build customized Privacy and Security manuals from our easy to use templates to help you ensure you have a baseline policy manual for various situations your facility may face.
Choose from our library of security and privacy policies and build a personalized manual to fit the needs of your facility.
Our in-house HIPAA Compliance Educators facilitates on-site training and conducts a HIPAA Privacy & Security Gap Analysis to help identify potential areas of risk in your facility.
Pair your HIPAA Compliance with our regulated medical waste service. With over 30 years of experience serving facilities like yours, we specialize in the transportation, treatment and disposal of medical waste.
Custom build your Steri-Safe compliance package with services that matter most for your facility. From self-serve compliance to a more hands-on approach, we’re here to help you in any way that best suits your needs.
OSHA and HIPAA compliance can be complex to navigate; from financial penalties to workplace injuries and data breaches, the results of non-compliance can be critical.
Stericycle’s proprietary Compliance Assessment Tool helps identify potential risks in your facility’s OSHA and HIPAA Compliance programs by evaluating your current policies, procedures, trainings, and documentation. Upon completion, the tool will provide you with a quantifiable evaluation of the OSHA and HIPAA compliance risk to your facility.
Missing simple OSHA and HIPAA requirements can cause your facility to be at risk. Assess your potential risk today.
We’ve designed our operations to deliver convenience with minimal intrusion into your busy schedule. We help keep your back office running smoothly, using on-demand digital tools and professional drivers with a 97%1 on-time service rate.
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Our team of in-house OSHA and HIPAA Compliance Educators provides support when you need it. Stericycle partners with your practice to manage day-to-day needs and unexpected situations, from online training and face-to-face assessments to acute responses.
From regulated medical waste disposal services to HIPAA and OSHA training to healthcare products, Stericycle offers a wide range of services. Build a package that’s right for you, and we’ll grow our partnership alongside your business.
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Expert On-Site Support | HIPAA Privacy & Security facility gap analysis | ||
Annual HIPAA Privacy & Security Training | |||
Action plan recommendations for any compliance gaps | |||
Online support to answer any HIPAA-related questions | |||
Award-Winning Programs on Key HIPAA Topics | Advanced HIPAA Training: Breach Requirements & Patient Rights | ||
HIPAA Annual Staff Training | |||
Interactive HIPAA Policy Navigator | |||
Comprehensive HIPAA Privacy and Security Policy Manual Templates | |||
Patient Privacy Rights Guide for HIPAA Privacy Administration | |||
Expertise in Medical Waste Regulations | Department of Transportation (DOT) Hazardous Materials Training | ||
Biohazardous Waste Segregation Training | |||
Participation tracking and reporting | |||
Downloadable recordkeeping forms | |||
Medical Waste Service | "Red-Bag" Regulated Medical Waste | ||
Sharps Waste |
HIPAA is an acronym for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. It is legislation that provides data privacy and security provisions for protecting medical information. HIPAA is intended to protect the privacy and security of patient confidentiality. The Privacy Rule, or Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information, establishes national standards for the protection of specific health information that is held or transferred in electronic form. For more information on HIPAA policies and procedures, review Understanding the Basics and Key Requirements of HIPAA Compliance.
Healthcare providers such as hospitals, health clinics, doctors, nursing homes, pharmacies, dentists, psychologists, chiropractors and more must comply with HIPAA. HIPAA applies to healthcare providers, health plans, and healthcare clearinghouses if those organizations transmit health data electronically.
p>If an organization doesn’t comply with HIPAA standards, they are in violation with standards and provisions detailed in 45 CFR Parts 160, 162, and 164. There are hundreds of ways HIPAA rules can be violated, some common violations include:
For more information, review Understanding the Basics and Key Requirements of HIPAA Compliance.
No, you do not need to be HIPAA certified and this is NOT a requirement set by HIPAA. There are also no programs that can make you HIPAA certified. This is a common misunderstanding that many healthcare professionals have. HIPAA only requires that you follow the guidance and be in compliance with the rules set by the law. If you follow the rules and have proper documentation readily available, you are HIPAA compliant.