The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), enacted in 1996, is a U.S. federal law designed to protect sensitive patient health information. It sets…
Patient privacy is an essential component of legal and safe behavioral health practices. The importance of protecting patient privacy goes beyond the legal guidelines outlined…
The COVID-19 pandemic made patients and providers alike more aware of the need for remotely accessible care options like telehealth practices. Telehealth makes it easier—and…
In the evolving landscape of healthcare, data sharing has emerged as a crucial factor. As providers move towards a patient-centric model, sharing data with patients…
Staying compliant with evolving behavioral health regulations can be a challenge. Issues with documentation, billing, and treatment plans—along with medical necessity and ethics—may crop up…
Admissions checklists share critical information that helps healthcare providers offer targeted, effective patient treatment. Software tools for behavioral health admissions can improve the content and…
Patient privacy and security are not only essential for building client trust, but it’s also necessary under federal HIPAA laws. For many behavioral health providers,…
