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Helping millions of people achieve ultimate financial freedom in life. Tony Robbin’s ‘Wealth Maestry’ - An application that provides wealth management solutions & tools to achieve financial success.
Results
Customer Satisfaction
- Personalized financial plans with robust tech support
Boosted ROI
- Increase revenue through continuous support
Redefining the face of agriculture and helping farmers make informed choices in the commodity market. Trader PhD’s mobile app provides real-time market data, analysis tools, and expert insights to help farmers maximize their profits.
Results
+ $2 Million
- Increase Annual Revenue
Increased Monetization and Decreased Friction
- Through easy in-app purchases and targeted advertising
SkyHawk by Telus created a lightweight mobile version of their Connect Anywhere application which provides fleet connectivity & operational excellence. We built various features including locating assets, fleet activity, secure configurations & a lot more in a seamless mobile interface.
Results
Improved Digital Experience
- Enhanced experience with seamless map display
Increased Revenue
- Improved returns through better functionality
Making world class training easy and accessible with a seamless, intuitive mobile app. Partnering with Tech.us, Open Gym created a first-of-its-kind fitness application that simplifies the fitness game and includes in-app purchase functionalities.
Results
50% Boost
- Achieved in business
Real-Time Updates
- Implemented timely information dissemination
Smilo.ai is modernizing dental health with virtual consultation. Skip the wait! Simply smile, snap a selfie, and receive expert advice - all from the convenience of your phone. We incorporated various stunning features like AI/ML computer vision models, AI-based tooth & gum disease detection, personalized assessment, chat models, and more.
Results
3 Min Patient Care
- Saves time and money for patients and providers
Increased Revenue
- Attracting new patient types with virtual experience
Common Queries about HIPAA Compliance Cybersecurity
Find answers to the commonly asked questions about our HIPAA compliance cybersecurity
To be compliant with HIPAA guidelines enables an organization to be trustworthy. It increases the company’s reliability and boosts the loyalty of patients, who can rest assured that their sensitive health information is in a secure place.
HIPAA compliance ensures better data security. It further enables organizations to manage cybersecurity breaches proactively.
Primarily, the following categories of organizations should be HIPAA-compliant:
Covered Entities:
Companies that are closely associated with healthcare operations come under this category. It predominantly includes healthcare organizations and insurance companies that have access to PHI.
Business Associates:
HIPAA also mandates “business associates” to comply with its guidelines. They are the organizations that have access to PHI and provide services to covered entities. To be more clear, if a company handles billing of a hospital and has access to data such as patient’s name, address, etc., then that company falls under the category of business associates.
Normally, a break in PHI would amount to HIPAA violation. Below are some common instances that constitute as HIPAA violations:
- Lost or stolen devices
- Malware and Ransomware
- Accidentally sharing sensitive data via social media, email, etc.
- Break-in to the office physically
- Violation of Electronic Health Records
- When user credentials are compromised
It is important to note that not all health information is considered as PHI. Some information such as employee health records do not come under PHI. Hence sharing such information does not count as a violation of HIPAA guidelines.
In some cases, sharing PHI does not count as violation as this is justified. Sharing health information of patients with them, or sharing PHI between healthcare providers for treating the patient do not constitute violation of HIPAA rules.
To be more specific on what and what not constitute violations under HIPAA rules, we recommend to run through the detailed HIPAA Compliance Rules.
