Secure Your Client’s Protected Health Information (PHI)
HCD International is HITRUST Certified and follows strict data security measures to comply with HIPAA and other healthcare regulations for client’s privacy and confidentiality.
About HITRUST
HITRUST (Health Information Trust Alliance) is a widely recognized organization that provides a set of guidelines and tools to help companies protect sensitive information, especially in healthcare.
The Benefits of HCDI’s HITRUST Certification:
- Risk Management: The HITRUST certification allows organizations to access cyber insurance with simplified underwriting, improved features, better coverage options, the maturity of your information risk management program, and reduced cost on premiums.
- Regulatory Compliance: HITRUST consolidates multiple standards and regulations such as HIPAA, GDPR and PCI-DSS into a single framework thus simplifying the compliance process. One assessment can satisfy multiple compliance requirements, saving organizations time, money, and resources.
- Competitive Edge: The HITRUST certification can help differentiate your organization as a trusted vendor during competitive proposal and contracting reviews.
- Customer Efficiency, Trust and Credibility: It also reduces the time and resources needed to respond to third-party questionnaires and increases awareness of your organization’s relative exposure, inherent risk, and current security posture.
- Data Security: HITRUST provides robust security controls to protect all our customers’ sensitive information.
HealthCare Dynamics International (HCDI) is dedicated to promoting health equity for all, especially vulnerable populations. Whether you’re a health plan, an accountable care organization, a government agency, or a commercial entity, HCDI leads a data-driven approach using a health equity lens to improve outcomes and reduce costs.
To learn more about how HCDI can help your organization secure your protected health information, please visit www.hcdi.com or contact us directly at info@hcdi.com.
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