Enforcement discretion is ending.
During COVID, healthcare organizations could use non-public-facing communication tools for telehealth without enforcement action. This flexibility is ending.
Healthcare Guide
Secure telehealth after COVID-era waivers expire.
Understand what changes when temporary telehealth enforcement flexibility ends and how to ensure your platform meets post-waiver requirements.
Platforms used during waivers may not meet requirements.
Tools adopted during the pandemic for convenience may not provide the access controls, audit trails, BAA coverage, and workflow controls needed for ongoing compliance.
Evaluate your telehealth platform now.
Organizations should assess whether their current platform meets HIPAA requirements for access control, security, documentation, and BAA coverage.
Workflow
How SecureVisit works
Assess current platform
Does your telehealth platform meet post-waiver HIPAA requirements?
Identify gaps
Where does your current workflow fall short of compliance requirements?
Plan transition
If needed, evaluate platforms designed for regulated communication.
What this supports
Designed for real regulated workflows.
Compliance teams
Framework for assessing post-waiver telehealth compliance.
IT teams
Technical evaluation of platform security and infrastructure.
Leadership
Risk assessment for continued use of pandemic-era tools.
Questions
Common buyer questions
Are COVID telehealth waivers still in effect?
Enforcement discretion for telehealth is ending. Organizations should evaluate their platforms against standard HIPAA requirements.
What should organizations do now?
Assess whether your current telehealth platform meets HIPAA requirements for access control, audit trails, BAA coverage, and secure workflows.
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Prepare for post-waiver telehealth compliance.
See how SecureVisit meets HIPAA requirements for ongoing regulated telehealth.