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HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) compliance isn’t just for healthcare providers. Employers also play an important role in protecting sensitive information and supporting privacy and security practices. Beyond meeting legal requirements, strong HIPAA compliance helps build trust with employees, plan participants, and others who rely on your organization.
Join us for a webinar designed for professionals who handle protected health information, including HR professionals and administrative staff.
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Whether you’re new to HIPAA or need a refresher, this webinar will give you practical guidance and useful insights.
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