HIPAA Security Risk Analysis, done right.
We assess how your practice protects patient data, identify risks and help you fix them, delivered remotely and documented to meet the HIPAA Security Rule.
A risk analysis isn't optional under HIPAA.
The HIPAA Security Rule requires practices to assess risks to electronic patient information and keep that assessment current. Skipping it leaves your practice exposed if there is a breach or an audit.
A complete assessment, start to finish.
Asset & data inventory
Where patient data lives and how it moves through your practice.
Risk identification
Threats and vulnerabilities across your systems and workflows.
Safeguard review
Administrative, physical and technical safeguards checked.
Risk scoring
Each risk rated by likelihood and impact.
Remediation plan
Clear, prioritised steps to close the gaps.
Audit-ready report
Documentation you can rely on if you're asked for it.
Straightforward for your team, thorough for your practice.
Kick-off call
We agree scope, timelines and who we'll speak to.
Assessment
Questionnaires, document review and short calls with your team.
Findings & plan
A written report with prioritised remediation steps.
Follow-up
We help you track fixes and keep the analysis current.
Due for a risk analysis?
We'll complete it remotely, with minimal disruption to your team.
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What is a HIPAA Security Risk Analysis?
An assessment of how your practice creates, stores and shares electronic patient information, the risks to it, and the safeguards in place.
How often do we need one?
HIPAA expects your analysis to be kept current and reviewed when your systems or workflows change. We recommend reviewing it at least once a year.
Can it really be done remotely?
Yes. We work with your team through calls, questionnaires and document review. No site visit needed.
What do we receive at the end?
A written report of the risks found, how serious they are, and a prioritised plan to address them.
Does it help with MIPS?
It can. For eligible practices that report MIPS, a current security risk analysis supports the Promoting Interoperability category.
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