Protecting Your Clients' Privacy
Why RECORD is HIPAA Compliant

What is HIPAA?

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is a federal law that sets standards for protecting sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without the patient's consent. It applies to all forms of protected health information, including electronic, written, and oral communication.

Why is HIPAA Compliance Important for Personal Injury Law Firms?

HIPAA compliance is especially important for personal injury law firms because they handle sensitive medical and personal information for their clients. By being HIPAA compliant, RECORD helps protect this information and ensure that it remains confidential. This not only protects your clients' information, but it also protects your firm from potential legal liability.

How Does RECORD Ensure HIPAA Compliance?

At RECORD, we take HIPAA compliance seriously and have taken several steps to ensure that our app is fully compliant. Here are just a few of the measures we have in place:

• Encryption: All data transmitted through the RECORD app is encrypted, ensuring that it remains confidential and secure.
• Access Controls: Access to client information is restricted to only those who need it, and the app includes strict access controls to prevent unauthorized access.
• Data Backup: Regular backups of client data ensure that the information is never lost, even in the event of a system failure.
• Security Audits: We perform regular security audits to ensure that our systems and processes are fully compliant with HIPAA regulations.

Benefits of HIPAA Compliance for Attorneys and Their Clients.

By using the RECORD app, personal injury attorneys can be confident that their clients' information is being protected and kept secure. Not only does this provide peace of mind, but it also helps to build trust with clients and helps to establish the firm as a leader in personal injury technology.

For clients, HIPAA compliance means that their information is protected and kept confidential. They can feel confident that their information is being handled with care and that their privacy is being respected. This can help to build trust and a better relationship with their attorney.