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As a healthcare professional, you are most likely very well versed in all aspects of HIPAA compliance; the act of maintaining the integrity and protection of your patients' medical treatment records and other healthcare data. This can already be sufficiently tricky when you're managing intranets and internal frameworks, yet when you're keeping up a website or routinely transmitting information electronically; HIPAA compliance turns out to be considerably more troublesome. SD3 Corporation has made a "HIPAA compliance checklist" for you to verify as you determine whether your website is HIPAA compliant.

Health care industry ventures into the digital world of health care websites, it's necessary that you simply keep all aspects of your practice HIPAA compliant

If you are in the process of creating an mHealth app, you may have heard the term HIPAA compliance. What you may not know is whether it applies to your application. You see, not all health apps have to be HIPAA compliant. There are specific factors that determine whether your app will meet those standards.

Have you ever seen the movie Toy Story 2? It might shock you to hear that this film was nearly lost for good during its production stage. Just like any other close call regarding a potential backup disaster, this film almost didn't make it to the box office ultimately because of poor backup practices. In fact, someone accidently ran a command that caused the files of the film to begin disappearing. Those in charge could have done something to salvage the film had their backups been in order, but unfortunately, they noticed that the movie file backups had been failing for over a month! By the time they needed the backups, it was too late. This story could have resulted in a huge disaster. However, a wise director had saved copies of the movie files to a home computer, and the film was salvaged. Whew! Talk about saving the day!

With the increased usage of Smartphones and tablets more and more people - and prospective patients - access the internet are using mobile devices. Websites which are not mobile compatible are not creating the great user experience that people have come to expect. So it has become important for websites to provide a user-friendly environment on mobile devices and, to do this, sites need to be responsive and work efficiently regardless of the device used. A responsive healthcare website allows patients to access one website on all devices, instead of having a separate website for mobile devices, or a site that doesn't display properly on mobile devices at all. Call us at: 630-563-6800 / 888-889-5059