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We help medical and dental practices meet the HIPAA Security Rule’s technical safeguards — unique logins, MFA, encryption, automatic logoff, and tested backups — with practical Microsoft 365 and endpoint security. We build and document the controls; we do not certify compliance.
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We keep claims modest and practical: better controls, clearer documentation, and security practices that can support audits and reviews.
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FAQ
No — and be cautious of anyone who claims to. There is no HIPAA certification for software or IT providers. We help practices build and document the technical safeguards the HIPAA Security Rule expects — unique logins, MFA, encryption, automatic logoff, audit logging, and tested backups — while compliance ownership stays with the practice.
Shared front-desk logins, missing multi-factor authentication, workstations that never lock (no automatic logoff), unencrypted laptops, and Microsoft 365 tenants running without a signed Business Associate Agreement. Most are configuration fixes rather than new spending.
Yes. We coordinate with your clinical software and imaging vendors rather than replacing them, focusing on the layer they do not secure — your identities, devices, email, and Microsoft 365 configuration — and verifying that vendor-managed backups actually exist and can be restored.