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HIPAA & Privacy Approach

Healthcare privacy starts with clear responsibilities.

UHIQ recognizes that healthcare organizations must protect patient information and manage its permitted use and disclosure. Specific HIPAA responsibilities depend on the parties, services, and data involved.

This website and the UHIQ platform are operated by UHIQ LLC, a Texas limited liability company.

Why this matters

Covered entities and business associates have distinct obligations. A technology provider should not suggest that using its software automatically makes a customer HIPAA compliant.

What UHIQ helps your team do

01

Defined roles

Document the relevant covered entity, business associate, and subcontractor relationships.

02

Agreements and permitted use

Provide an appropriate BAA when legally required and define the services and data-handling obligations.

03

Operational controls

Explain how verified safeguards, training, access management, and incident procedures support applicable responsibilities.

04

Transparency

Make approved contact and policy information available for privacy inquiries.

How the workflow comes together

  1. 1

    Identify the relevant services and information flows.

  2. 2

    Confirm whether a BAA and other agreements are required.

  3. 3

    Review implemented safeguards and operational responsibilities.

Built around your team

For covered entities, billing organizations, privacy officers, and procurement teams.

Frequently asked questions

A BAA is generally required when a business associate handles protected health information on behalf of a covered entity or another business associate, subject to applicable rules and facts.

Take the next step

See how this solution fits your organization, workflows, and current technology environment. A UHIQ demonstration can focus on the use cases most relevant to your team.