• Access control: Covered entities must implement policies and procedures that allow only authorized individuals access to electronic protected health information.
• Audit controls: Covered entities must implement hardware, software, and/or procedures designed to monitor and record access to systems containing electronic protected health information.
• Integrity controls: Covered entities must implement proper policies and procedures designed to ensure electronic protected health information isn’t destroyed or altered.
• Transmission security: Covered entities must implement adequate security measures that prevent unauthorized access to electronic protected health information transmitted or stored on the network.

On Call Computer Solutions is very familiar with the technical safeguards associated with HIPAA compliance. We have a thorough understanding of how HIPAA affects infrastructure and systems, as well as what is required to be compliant, how to implement solutions, and much more. You can rest assured knowing we stay ahead of the ever-changing regulations. We’ll:

• Monitor and maintain your IT systems to prevent, detect, and resolve all issues immediately.
• Offer onsite and remote support as needed to address all technology-related questions, issues, and concerns.
• Provide comprehensive security solutions, such as firewalls, encryption, anti-virus software, and more.
• Design a disaster recovery plan that keeps your healthcare organization operating and in compliance at all times.
• And much, much more.

Why should you utilize On Call over any other HIPAA compliance provider?

• On Call has on staff HIPAA Compliance Officers that help you meet the requirement of having a HIPAA Compliance officer – something that is mandated by HIPAA law.
• On Call has on staff HIPAA Privacy Officers who can act on your behalf and advise you on HIPAA privacy policy – another requirement of the HIPAA rules.
• On Call has on staff HIPAA Security Officers – In terms of HIPAA compliance the security official shall oversee and ensure compliance with both the required and addressable, technical, administrative and physical safeguards in accordance with applicable federal and state laws, especially the HIPAA Security Rules.