How Google’s Latest Announcements Impact Your Website | May 2018
There’s a lot going on in the world of online marketing and while we’re always here to take care of everything for you,…
Category: HIPAA & Security
How Can Your Healthcare Website Pass the “Six Sigma” Test for Quality?
Quality certifications are considered a mark of excellence in many industries, especially in healthcare. Becoming certified confirms your commitment to quality and the positive impact it will have on your organization.…
Does my Appointment Request or Contact Form Need to Be HIPAA Compliant?
At Practis we are frequently asked, “Does my contact or appointment request form need to be secure?”. Most standard contact or appointment request web forms use form mail scripts to collect and email responses over an open unsecure Internet connection.…
Reminder to post your revised Notice of Privacy Practices on your website
The HIPAA Privacy Rule requires health plans and covered health care providers develop and distribute a notice that provides a clear,…
Practis Forms “Tip-bits”
Use your online forms in your waiting room! In a perfect scenario, your patients will all fill out their forms online before they get to your office.…
Practis Forms “Tip-bits”
Steer clear of a HIPAA violation by auditing your user permissions and log files. It’s important to make sure that your forms are going to the right people,…
Does my Online Medical or Dental Form Need To Be Secure?
HIPAA regulations apply to you if you are a Covered Entity and if you collect electronic Personal Health Information using an online medical or dental form.…
Make Your Website HTTPS Before October 2017
While the transition to HTTPS has been something pushed by digital marketers for quite some time, Google recently released a statement verifying that Chrome will show “not secure”…
Don’t be penny wise and pound foolish when it comes to securing your patient’s information online
So today, there are many options when it comes to developing a website for your medical practice or healthcare organization. Some developers may promise to secure your new website with an SSL certificate,…
Dennis’s Tech Tip of the Month – HTTPS Everywhere
Most of the web’s traffic routes over a standard open protocol called HTTP. Because HTTP traffic is unencrypted, any information sent over HTTP can be read and modified by anyone.…
