NCHN Business Partner Feature
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 and the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, enacted as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, form the basis of federal healthcare information privacy and security rules. In order to fulfill our requirement as a HIPAA business associate we follow the International Organization of Standards (ISO) codes of practice for handling sensitive information, and utilizes best standards and testing processes based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). As an assessment-only service provider, we provide health care institutions with the confidence of a truly objective assessment of their regulatory compliance and information security controls. Our services include both comprehensive and targeted controls testing, as well as risk assessment implementation and reviews of documented information security policies and procedures to guide information security program development.
Why BPM?
- Services Mapped to Healthcare Compliance Needs
- Assessment/Testing Focus
- Tests that Go Beyond the Scans
- No Conflict of Interest Services
- Outstanding PersonnelComprehensive, Flexible Reporting
- No fewer than four SMEs per Penetration Test
- Peer Review Team Approach
- Deep Experience
- Continually Refining and Evolving
- Clients Are Our Best Advocates
For more information please click the link to contact:
David Trepp, M.S.
Partner, IT Assurance
Partner in Charge, Eugene
Information Security Assessment Services Group Leader
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The National Cooperative of Health Networks Association (NCHN) is a national professional membership organization comprised exclusively of health networks, alliances, and/or consortiums dedicated to supporting the success of health networks.
NCHN is a not-for-profit national membership organization, which is governed by its members through an elected Board of Directors. Founded in the late 1980s, NCHN was incorporated in 1995. In the beginning, NCHN was comprised of 5-7 members representing newly formed networks.
Today the membership is approximately 60 network organizations across the nation and growing. NCHN is a dynamic, progressive, and nationally recognized professional organization that is relevant for health networks regardless of their stage of development.
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