Orthopedic Practices

HIPAA Compliance for Orthopedic Practices

Orthopedic practices manage extensive imaging, surgical records, and often workers comp cases. HIPAA Agent helps you maintain compliance across complex orthopedic workflows.

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45min
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$299
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24/7
AI support available
15+
Imaging policies included

Compliance Challenges for Orthopedic Practices

!Securing large imaging files (X-rays, MRIs, CT scans)
!Protecting surgical records and operative notes
!Managing PT and specialist referral communications
!Handling workers compensation case requirements
!Securing patient data across multiple locations

How HIPAA Agent Helps

1

Orthopedic Risk Assessment

Our AI understands orthopedic workflows — imaging, surgical documentation, rehabilitation coordination, and workers comp requirements.

2

Imaging Data Security

Comprehensive policies for HIPAA-compliant storage, transmission, and access control of X-rays, MRIs, and other diagnostic imaging.

3

Surgical Record Protection

Procedures for securing operative notes, implant records, and surgical scheduling information.

4

Workers Comp Compliance

Guidance on HIPAA requirements specific to workers compensation cases including permitted disclosures and authorization requirements.

Common Compliance Risks We Address

Imaging data stored on unencrypted PACS systems
X-rays shared insecurely with referring providers
Workers comp records mixed with standard PHI
Surgical scheduling visible to unauthorized staff
Missing BAAs with imaging centers and PT facilities

Frequently Asked Questions

How do we secure our imaging data?

All imaging files are PHI requiring encryption at rest and in transit. Implement access controls on your PACS system, audit image access, and ensure secure transmission when sharing with other providers. Our platform includes specific PACS security guidance.

What are the HIPAA rules for workers comp cases?

HIPAA permits disclosures to workers comp insurers as required by law, but only information relevant to the claim. You can share without authorization for workers comp purposes, but should limit disclosure to what's necessary. Keep workers comp documentation organized separately.

Do we need BAAs with PT clinics we refer to?

No, other covered entities receiving referrals for treatment don't require BAAs. However, any third-party referral management systems, imaging centers, or other vendors that access PHI do require BAAs.

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