PHI on personal devices
Visit updates, discharge summaries, and physician callbacks often move through texts or personal email—creating gaps auditors flag immediately.
Home Healthcare
Field nurses, therapists, and aides share visit notes, care plans, and physician orders from the road. HIPAA Companion keeps PHI off personal phones and shared Gmail accounts—with encrypted email, fax, and intake built for distributed teams.
Field care compliance risks
Visit updates, discharge summaries, and physician callbacks often move through texts or personal email—creating gaps auditors flag immediately.
Orders and prior authorizations still fax through unsecured machines or get scanned into staff Gmail accounts at branch offices.
Per-diem nurses and therapists need fast onboarding and same-day offboarding when caseloads shift between territories.
Built for home health
HIPAA Companion gives agency staff governed channels for orders, visit documentation, and payer correspondence—without texting PHI or scanning faxes into personal inboxes.
Route physician orders, visit summaries, and payer correspondence through logged channels staff can access from any location.
Send and receive orders and authorizations without hallway machines or loose printouts in branch offices.
Collect consent and intake digitally before the first visit—PHI stays in governed storage, not coordinator inboxes.
One Business Associate Agreement covering email, fax, and forms before you go live with patient data.
“Our coordinators stopped forwarding orders through personal Gmail once secure fax and email were in place. Branch managers finally share one compliance picture.”
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Home healthcare HIPAA compliance
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