Frequently ASKED QUESTIONS

Have you conducted the following Audits/Assessments? (NIST Guidelines)

Have you conducted the following Audits/Assessments? (NIST Guidelines)

Have you conducted the following Audits/Assessments? (NIST Guidelines)

o Security Risk Assessment

o Privacy Assessment

o Administrative Assessment

Have you identified all deficiencies discovered during the audits?

Have you conducted the following Audits/Assessments? (NIST Guidelines)

Have you conducted the following Audits/Assessments? (NIST Guidelines)

Have you documented all deficiencies?

Have you created remediation plans to address deficiencies for the following?

Have you created remediation plans to address deficiencies for the following?

Have you created remediation plans to address deficiencies for the following?

o Security Risk Assessment

o Privacy Assessment

o Administrative Assessment

Why a Dental Office's Protected Health Information is in high demand

Have you created remediation plans to address deficiencies for the following?

Have you created remediation plans to address deficiencies for the following?

Patient data is valuable. It can be used to file false claims, acquire prescription drugs, or receive medical care.
Patient data often includes enough information to steal a person’s identity entirely, allowing criminals to open credit accounts, file fraudulent tax returns, or receive government-issued ID cards (ask Emily Hilmes with Hyten Dental of Illinois how much effort it takes to try and clear up the personal breach of information).
Each record is sold for over $350 per record (multiple times X your number of records)