Attention Bergen County Independent Healthcare Providers

If you are looking for an IT company that can help you streamline your patient workflow, increase staff productivity, secure your office from hackers and be HIPAA compliant, call us today at (201) 345-5526 and ask for a 'Free Network Health Check'.

Stop waiting for technicians to get back to you with our money back guarantee 60 minutes or less technical support response time. We are an IT support company in Bergen County with 100% HIPAA-trained technicians that can provide you with an onsite comprehensive WorryFreeMD HIPAA Risk Assessment that is guaranteed to stand up to any government audit or review and can help you meet your Meaningful Use requirement.

Call Us Today At (201) 345-5526

We Provide Our WorryFreeMD HIPAA Risk Assessment In
4 Ways

 
  1. ONE-TIME HIPAA Compliance Package
  2. HIPAA Assessment & Remediation
  3. Managed Compliance Service
  4. Part of Our WorryFreeMD Managed Service

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Medical Practice
Webinars

Our webinars are designed for primary providers and practice managers that want HIPAA compliance, increased productivity and competitive advantage by utilizing technology 'smarter' in order to grow their practice, get more patients, get paid faster and still leave by 5pm. We eliminate 'geek speak' in our presentations and make them easy to understand for non-technical folks. The series consists of 30 minute webinars that provide guidance and advice on HIPAA, security and technology topics relevant to your practice. A live Q&A session is available at the end of each webinar.

YOUR PRACTICE SIZE DOES NOT MATTER: The Hospice of North Idaho paid HHS $50,000 for a HIPAA breach settlement. This is the first settlement involving a breach of unsecured PHI affecting fewer than 500 individuals. “This action sends a strong message to the health care industry that, regardless of size, covered entities must take action and will be held accountable for safeguarding their patients’ health information.” said OCR Director Leon Rodriguez. [ Source: HHS.GOV ]