HIPAA Cybersecurity Compliance for Medical & Dental Offices

HIPAA cybersecurity compliance services for medical, dental, and specialty practices. Annual risk analyses, BAAs, access controls, audit-ready evidence, and breach response runbooks.

HIPAA cybersecurity compliance for medical and dental offices.

Key facts

Four pillars of the program

Why generic cybersecurity isn't enough for healthcare

Frequently asked questions

Cybersecurity · Healthcare compliance

Risk analyses, BAA inventories, access reviews, and audit-ready evidence — without hiring a full-time compliance officer.

Each engagement covers risk analysis, vendor management, access controls, and breach response — the four areas auditors actually ask about.

A generic cybersecurity program protects systems. A HIPAA-compliant program protects systems and produces the documentary evidence regulators, payers, and cyber insurance carriers demand. The technical controls are often already in place — what's missing is the written risk analysis, the BAA inventory, the documented access reviews, and the breach response plan.

Pairs naturally with our healthcare industry practice, the healthcare fractional CTO retainer, and the healthcare cloud migration case study. For background reading, see our SMB cybersecurity checklist.