HIPAA In Depth

Training Date

March 11, 2026, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Training Description

1. Interactive 

2. Showcases real life HIPAA violations and solutions 

3. Provides vignettes for practice 

4. Looks into assimilation of State laws and regulations into your practice 

5. Delineates components of an effective Privacy Program 

Are you a new HIPAA Privacy Officer or have you been assigned oversight of your organization's Privacy Program? Or maybe you need a refresher on HIPAA? This 2-hour course covers the details of what you need to know to successfully navigate HIPAA. 

HIPAA stands for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. It is a federal law enacted in 1996. HIPAA regulations include the Privacy Rule, Security Rule, and Breach Notification Rule. This webinar will go in-depth on these rules and how they apply to your organization. We will cover setting up and maintaining a HIPAA compliant program and the nuts and bolts of becoming and remaining compliant. Interaction of HIPAA and state law is important to understand, and we will spend time looking at how to assimilate state laws and regulations into your HIPAA program. Understanding Protected Health Information (PHI) is crucial to the success of your program. We will look in detail at what constitutes PHI. 

This will be a highly interactive webinar. Your participation and questions are important to ensure you have a successful experience. 

Learning Objectives

• Identify the four required factors in a breach risk assessment that can be applied to your organization to improve reporting transparency for the public.

 • Map HIPAA requirements to at least one other privacy law, resulting in better synced compliance strategies for improved operability in their organization. 

• Explain at least two critical elements to include in BAAs and actionable monitoring strategies to improve healthcare data handling. 

• Define and streamline at least two processes under HIPAA guidelines to improve healthcare operations, treatment, and billing accuracy in your organization.

 • Distinguish at least two key differences between HIPAA Privacy and Security standards when assessing your organization’s policies and implementing targeted improvements to reduce privacy and security incidents.