WHAT’S THE HIPAA-POTAMUS IN YOUR PRACTICE?
We are healthcare IT specialists and can elevate your HIPAA compliance to expert level.
HERE ARE THE TOP 3 “HIPAA UNFRIENDLY” THINGS YOU NEED TO FIX ASAP!
1.
CREDENTIAL SHARING
How many passwords do your medical assistants have? Does your staff have sticky notes with passwords stuck to their monitors, pinned to a board or taped to the bottom of laptops and keyboards?
2.
LACK OF TRAINING
Humans are the weakest link in security. Training your staff will not only help protect your organization, It is a HIPAA requirement.
3.
ePHI IN EMAIL
Electronic patient data is often sent through email. This is not a secure means of communication or storage of this data. There are better ways!
Don’t be caught off guard … HIPAA mistakes can be very costly. Let us help you get rid of the unsightly HIPPAA-POTAMUS in your practice.
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WHAT OUR CLIENTS ARE SAYING
With the guidance and support from OC Solutions, I am more confident then ever that my organization is prepared for the multitude of threats that we as healthcare providers are exposed to on a daily basis.
Liam Dowling, Regional Operations ManagerWe began working with Optimized Computer Solutions and Joe Goldstein nearly 2 years ago. If you have a physician practice and are needing IT support, this is the company to work with! Joe’s background in HIPAA compliance, coupled with his knowledge of medical practices and networking systems is second to none! We’ve made many strides in the right direction assuring our network is not only secure but that we also run efficiently. When a computer or networking issue arises, OCS is timely and knowledgeable in helping to resolve the issue. As a Practice Administrator, my team is grateful for the working relationship and support we receive from OCS!
Lisa Bendt, Practice AdministratorOptimized Computer Solutions, under the direction and ownership of Joe Goldstein, RESCUED our 12 physician, 8 office Otolaryngology practice. We were faced with a dysfunctional money losing situation and needed to make a change. We were successfully guided through this process under an extremely tight timeline. We came through this difficult experience on time and under budget.
Stephen P Gadomski, MS, MD, FACS Managing Member