Scott G. McCarthy, Director, SMS IT Group
Sign up to receive an exclusive guide with information worth thousands of dollars. The information in this report will cost you thousands in consulting fees if you hire a consultant to tell you the same thing in this guide. This report contains HIPPA secrets, how to pass a HIPPA audit, what to do if you receive a HIPPA notice, and more. Mr. McCarthy shares secrets of HIPPA after 10+ years of dealing with HIPPA compliance and audits. This report contains straight forward information if you fall under HIPPA. If you are a business that stores electronic patient records or transmits them, you fall under HIPPA and must comply. Non-compliance can cost you up to $1,500,000 million even if you do nothing! The government is starting to make HIPPA enforcement a top priority and record numbers of doctors, lawyers, and other professionals are being audited by contracted government agencies. The government knows they don’t have the resources to audit in mass so they are contracting with third party firms to handle thousands of audits at one time. It is not if you will be audited but when.
About the author: Scott G. McCarthy is the Director of SMS IT Group in Los Angeles, CA. Mr. McCarthy has been performing PCI and HIPPA audits for well over 9 years. He has a 100% pass rate and has never failed an audit to date. Mr. McCarthy has worked with everyone from small doctors’ offices, Fortune 500 Corporations, and law firms. He has successfully passed PCI audits for both law firms and corporations and some of the world’s largest banks. Mr. McCarthy can be reached at sgm@smsitgroup.com or at the SMS IT Group at 213-222-5182.
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Ask these questions:
Do I store patient information electronically?
Do I ever send patient information via email, through software, through the Internet or other means (IE. Website)?
Do I have any computer systems systems that hold ANY type of patient information including a patients confidential information (IE. Name, Phone Number, Medical Records, Address, Driver's License, Etc)?
Even if my patient information is stored on paper, do I ever scan and save the paper or scan and email/fax to an attorney, other doctor or business?
Do I receive email from other people that contain confidential patient information? Do I ever receive faxes with this information?
If you answered YES to any one of those questions, you fall under HIPPA and must have a HIPPA plan in place.
