Security, privacy and HIPAA
Form693 holds protected health information on your behalf, which makes it your business associate under HIPAA.
How your patients' records are held
- A signed BAA before any patient data moves
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The Business Associate Agreement is executed before the first patient record reaches the system.
- Named accounts, and a record of every access
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Each member of staff signs in under their own account; there is no shared clinic login. Every time a record is opened or changed, the account, the record and the time are logged, and that log is retained for six years.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
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All patient data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and held on private, access-controlled infrastructure. No patient data is publicly accessible.
- Your records come out on request
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An export of your records is produced whenever you ask for it, not only when you leave. If you do leave, that access continues for 30 days; after it the data is deleted and you receive written confirmation of what was deleted and when.
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What Form693 does not claim
Form693 is not approved or endorsed by USCIS or the CDC; no such designation exists for software. No software can guarantee the outcome of an adjudication. Form693 does not practice medicine: it drafts, and it does not diagnose, does not decide, and does not clear a patient.