Learn the basic structure of penalties for HIPAA violations including the complicated, subjective HIPAA violation penalty tiers, Tiers 1 to 4. Review a summary of criminal penalties that can arise out of a HIPAA violation, too. Analyze common HIPAA violations and see how intent and preparation either help or harm your case.
Find out how the failure to do just that one thing may cost a covered entity dearly in a $650,000 administrative fine case where the lack of one component was a specific factor in assessing such harsh sanctions.
In addition, discover how best to avoid HIPAA violations in the first place with a Top Five Takeaways that will mitigate the sanctions applied in the event a violation occurs.
This presentation will address the problem areas of HIPAA sanctions and financial penalties a covered entity can avoid or mitigate.
Session Agenda
This webinar will serve as an introduction to HIPAA and the importance of on-going training and education. The pain areas of the significance of a proper HIPAA Risk Assessment and elements of a HIPAA Risk Assessment will help the covered entity.
The basics of Tiers 1 to 4 for HIPAA violations and monetary sanctions are important to know in advance. Once that is covered, the webinar will examine the unusual case of the $650,000 penalty.
In addition, the webinar will conclude with the top five takeaways for compliance
Session Highlights: Please list five to ten specific things you will discuss that attendees will learn
1) Introduction to HIPAA
2) Importance of on-going training and education
3) Significance of a proper HIPAA Risk Assessment
4) Elements of a HIPAA Risk Assessment
5) Basics of Tiers 1 to 4 for HIPAA violations and monetary sanctions
6) Examination of the case of the $650,000 penalty
7) Top five takeaways for compliance
Benefits for
Health care attorneys
Corporate compliance officers in health care
Medical records staff of medical offices and health care entities
Hospital attorneys
Health care practitioners who are covered entities
Law enforcement officers in health care compliance
State boards and agencies with jurisdiction over state licenses to practice a health care profession
About SPEAKER
Mark holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Philosophy from Emory University and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Kentucky. Retiring as an Assistant Attorney General, he now represents:
• health care professionals;
• two state licensure boards, and;
• parents and kids in confidential child abuse and neglect cases, termination of parental rights, and adoption proceedings;
Mark is a frequent continuing education presenter including national organizations around the country. He helps his clients navigate the law and ethics and make the rules understandable as applied to them.
In addition, Mark has worked for all three branches of state government.
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