Resources
Common HIPAA Violations for Healthcare Practitioners, and How to Avoid Them
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is a federal regulation that was put in place to protect the privacy of healthcare patients’ personal data.
Protecting Personal Information: PIPEDA vs PHIPA vs HIPAA
Every day, billions of personal information data exchange hands in the United States and Canada. With the amount of data in constant flow, how can patients be sure that their data is used responsibly
HIPAA Compliant Texting: Does HIPAA Apply to Text Messages?
Did you know that in 2019 there were 41 million healthcare records exposed, lost, or stolen? And that each breach cost the affected provider an average of over six million dollars?
What Is a Virtual Phone Number?
A virtual phone number can help you keep track of potential clients, current business needs, and upcoming events. Even better, you don't need to buy a second phone to enjoy the benefits of a virtual line
Why You Need a Second Phone Line to Stay HIPAA Compliant?
With the increase of remote online integration within medical practices, taking steps to protect patient information online has become more important than ever.
How to Get HIPAA Voicemail?: A Complete Guide
In the first month of 2021, HHS hit a health insurance company with a $5.1 million fine. Why? The company violated HIPAA
Case Studies
How Does Businesses Use iPlum Call, Text & Phone Tree for its Remote Employees?
Learn how a software company deployed iPlum solution to provide seamless communication between employees and the company, including its sales and customer service agents.
Find How a Healthcare Practice Setup Phone-Tree with Extensions and HIPAA Texting?
Learn how a healthcare practice is using iPlum’s phone-tree with extensions and HIPAA compliant texting to create a modern, effective, and patient-centric communication system.
How Does a Physician Keep their Cell Phone Number Private using HIPAA Compliant iPlum?
George uses HIPAA compliant iPlum solution to call and exchange secure text with his patients, keeping his personal cell phone number private.