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Although the OCR has temporarily lifted regulations regarding HIPAA-compliance and telehealth platforms, it is still best practice to use a HIPAA secure telehealth platform to deliver mental health care to your clients. 6 Reasons To Use A HIPAA-Compliant Telehealth Platform. Protecting Client Privacy.
According to the US Department of Human Services (HHS), healthcare professionals can share HIPAA-protected healthinformation (HIPAA PHI) with one another without written content in several circumstances. Also, it bears mentioning that the information below is not necessarily relevant if the client is a child.
Unlike the secure and HIPAA-compliant telehealth video platform provided by TheraNest, Apple’s FaceTime is not HIPAA compliant and therefore should never be used to see clients or complete telehealth sessions. However, even with the bug fixed FaceTime remains a non-HIPAA compliant platform for telehealth sessions.
The black market price tag of stolen protected healthinformation (PHI) can go for $60 a record, compared to roughly $1 for a credit card or social security number. Right now, some of you may be thinking, “We’re safe; our video-only solution wasn’t HIPAA compliant at first but it definitely is now.” NIST 800-66 – HIPAA.
Look for a software solution that can update patient data so you can reduce costs and offer the most informed care possible. A good program offers many benefits to hospital systems, privatepractices and the community at large. Your solution should be HIPAA compliant and ideally hosted in a HITRUST-certified environment.
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