HIPAA Compliant Hosting

The year 2020 saw a rapid acceleration in the development and uptake of new healthcare technologies, largely due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Nascent technologies, such as telehealth solutions and AI chatbots, quickly became essential as the world united in its fight against coronavirus.

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Atlantic.Net is a leading business in healthcare hosting; HIPAA Compliant Hosting is one of our most successful on-demand services. Atlantic.Net complies with the required physical, technical, and administrative safeguards of HIPAA, and we offer a principal platform for our healthcare partners to become HIPAA-ready in no time.

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Businesses that handle sensitive data requiring regulatory compliance often have computing needs which make them ideal candidates to benefit from the cloud. Medical practitioners covered under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA ) and the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act must have confidence in the availability and security of their IT systems not just because they are required to by law, but because their delivery of critical services depends on it.

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Web conferencing software is nothing new and, in some industries, it has been a valuable tool for decades. However, as much of the world’s workforce has shifted to working from home in 2020, video conferencing has transformed from a helpful supporting technology for businesses into an essential tool across the workforce that is keeping the majority of businesses up and running.

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The marketing and advertising sector is highly competitive, so businesses must ensure that they stay ahead of their adversaries. Cloud computing can provide agencies with the competitive edge needed to thrive.

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HIPAA compliance is compliance with the requirements of HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) and is regulated by the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). To help you understand the core concepts of compliance, we have created this guide as an introductory reference on the concepts of HIPAA compliance and HIPAA compliant hosting.

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The word malware is a short form of two words put together; malicious and software. It refers to a program designed to infiltrate a system without the victim’s knowledge and damage it. Once the cybercriminals have access to a computer network, the victim remains oblivious to the fact that his/her computer has been compromised. Malware is a huge cybersecurity threat, as it may result in loss of data and identity theft, among other unpleasant results.

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A vast array of software is required to run an efficient and successful healthcare organization, and all software developed for this purpose must be fully HIPAA-compliant and hosted on HIPAA-compliant infrastructure. HIPAA regulation applies to all healthcare websites or software applications, and developers have to meet the mandatory requirements of HIPAA, paying particular attention to how PHI is accessed, and what data must be fully encrypted. This will ensure that all protected health information (PHI) is safely stored and accessed by an application.

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Becoming HIPAA compliant is a challenging undertaking, as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 together with all of the subsequent amendments and updates form a very complex piece of legislation. There are countless mandatory and recommended safeguards concerning the physical, technical, and administrative securities over Protected Health Information (PHI).

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You may be surprised to learn that there are two types of business associate agreements related to HIPAA compliance. Most healthcare professionals will already know what a BAA consists of, but did you know that there is also a Business Associate Subcontractor Agreement?

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