New York-based cartoonist John King is the cheeky mind behind "Fruit Gone Bad," a one-panel comic series where fruits, ...

The civil monetary penalty is OCR’s 53rd HIPAA Right of Access enforcement action to advance patient access to medical records. HIPAA requires that individuals or their personal representatives ...

Yes, Oblivion is back, and so are those funny faces. Oblivion Remastered, developed by remake specialist Virtuos using Unreal Engine 5, has a long list of visual and feature improvements.

The latest proposed amendments to HIPAA attempt to address these challenges, but without a foundation of robust security infrastructure, even the strongest regulations prove insufficient.

The HHS wants to update the HIPAA security rule for the first time in more than a decade to bolster healthcare cybersecurity, regulators said late last month. The Office for Civil Rights ...

Here are six things the proposed changes to HIPAA would require of healthcare providers: 1. Encrypt electronic protected health information “with limited exceptions.” 2. Implement multifactor ...

In the days following the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a street in New York City and the arrest of a suspect, Luigi Mangione, several "wanted" posters targeting other ...

HIPAA-compliant CRM software is any generalized or market-focused CRM solution that meets the necessary specifications of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. HIPAA ...

As part of their deception, CPCs will sometimes invoke the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) to collect personal information from clients—asking clients to sign ...

October 25, 2024 - The rise of health care apps, fitness trackers, and digital health platforms has transformed how we manage and monitor our health, wellness, and fitness. These tools collect a ...

None of this is funny. None of it is cute. It degrades me. It degrades us.” In a second post on Instagram Stories, Erivo shared the official Wicked film poster and added, “Let me put this ...