| The concept of security may conjure up
images of the guard standing at the facility’s entrance
or the network technician who installs programs to protect
our computer systems. But the reality is that HIPAA Security
involves every member of the workforce. Each security policy
must set the foundation for the individual departmental procedures
needed to support and implement the policy.
Our Security Policies
Phoenix Health Systems has developed
a "near-camera-ready" suite of 54 security policies
to help hospitals and other providers meet the challenges
of creating enterprise-wide security policies. The suite addresses
all major components of the HIPAA Security Rule and each policy
can be adopted or customized based on your organization’s
needs.
Our suite is unique the only
comprehensive set of security policies developed specifically
to meet the needs of healthcare provider organizations.
Developed by certified security specialists with strong healthcare
experience, the policies are mapped to HIPAA requirements,
based on security industry best practices and standards, and
fine-tuned to the realities of healthcare provider environments.
The templates are intended to serve as the cornerstone of
your security program. They will simplify and support your
efforts in tailoring security policies and procedures that:
- satisfy the HIPAA mandates for security,
- reflect your organization’s specific
needs and operational environment, and
- define an organizational culture and policy
framework to guide your HIPAA Security implementation.
In designing the Phoenix Health Systems' HIPAA
Security Policies Templates Suite, attention was
given to the best practices defined by security industry leaders
(such as: National Institute of Standards and Technology [NIST];
SysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security [SANS] Institute; ISO 17799;
and CERT Coordination Center [CERT/CC]). These best practices
served as a foundation for the policy suite. The key objectives
in formulating the policies were to ensure that they are congruent
with the HIPAA Security regulations, integrate industry-established
best practices for security, and are tailored to the healthcare
provider environment.
Phoenix' HIPAA Security Policies Templates
Suite is mapped to the final federal HIPAA Security
Rule of February 20, 2003. The policies are written from the
perspective of the hospital environment, but are also useful
for skilled nursing facilities |
| More Than
500 Healthcare Organizations Have Purchased Phoenix' Security
Policies Templates Suite
Here's What
Our Users are Saying
"You
truly have produced a great product. The Security Templates
created by Phoenix Health Systems are proving to be
a tremendous asset in Indiana University Health Center's
drive towards complete HIPAA security compliance. The
depth and thoroughness of each of the 54 templates far
exceeds what could have been created in-house….and have
easily cut in half the workload involved…. The templates
by themselves provide an excellent guide and focal point
that together, precisely highlight the requirements
for complying with the HIPAA security rules. The time
savings alone is worth the cost of the template package
many times over." -- Indiana
University Health Center
"Phoenix Security Policies Templates
provides a comprehensive model for security policies
development. The Phoenix Security Templates drastically
reduces the time commitment needed to identify relevant
regulatory standards, document the issues and then finally
write each policy. The research and writing is completed
for you. One can use the policies as the basic framework
and adapt them to the specific requirements of the organization.
The policies are well written and clearly address the
requirements of the specific security standards."
-- Stratum Med (a
physician owned and governed management company of numerous
shareholder medical groups throughout the midwest).
"The
Phoenix HIPAA Security Policies were the jump start
that we needed to get our HIPAA Security Project on
track. They were in depth as it pertained to the HIPAA
Regulations while allowing us to tailor them to our
own needs." -- Children's
Healthcare of Atlanta |
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