Therapy Business Line on the Cheap?: HIPAA and “VoIP” Services
A phone line for your practice that costs ZERO dollars? Sounds too good to be true. With HIPAA, it might be… or it might not?
2 Steps to Avoid Getting Your Email Hacked
I don’t do a lot of consulting for people who’ve experienced a “security breach” in their practices. But in the last year I’ve gotten 7 inquiries about security breaches from colleagues, and every single one was from someone whose email had been hacked into. So I’d like to make sure everyone knows the two things […]
5 Strategies to Handle Confidentiality Problems When Potential Clients Contact You by Email
I wrote a guest post! This time it was on the Private Practice Kickstart blog with the ZynnyMe folks, Kelly Higdon and Miranda Palmer. Check it out here: Guest Blog: 5 Strategies to Handle Confidentiality Problems When Potential Clients Contact You by Email
Guest Post: HIPAA Myths Part 2, This Time It’s About Email
I’m busting more myths at Tamara Suttle’s blog. This time, it’s the myth that HIPAA doesn’t let you email your clients.
Emailing and Texting Security vs. The ACA 2014 Code of Ethics (2nd in a Series)
The new 2014 ACA Code has made sweeping changes to standard of care around using communications tech with clients. We discuss and explore the new standards.
Initial Client Contact by Email: The 2014 ACA Code of Ethics vs. HIPAA (1st in a series)
The 2014 ACA Code of Ethics has added a new mandate to protect confidentiality of potential clients, which has an impact on email and new client contact.