$4,500.00
Innovation in technology has brought about changes in regulations meant to address new risks to the confidentiality of private patient information. Our team of privacy compliance experts will examine every aspect of how patient information is managed in your clinic and develop policies and procedures to establish reasonable measures to protect your clinic against privacy breaches.
Monthly Plan Total: $4,500
Monthly Fee (12 months) $375
Todays Total $375
then $99 per month after 12 months
Purchase Monthly PlanAnnual Plan Total: $4,200
Upfront Fee $3,012
Monthly Support $99
Todays Total $3,111
then $99 per month
Purchase Annual PlanWhen you subscribe to a Brightsquid Privacy Impact Assessment Compliance Package you get a suite of tools and services to boost your clinic’s compliance and help avoid privacy breaches.
A comprehensive Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) completed by an experienced privacy team
Privacy compliance training for all clinic staff
Information Manager Agreements
Expedited PIA submission process
Annual PIA amendment (conformed vendors)
Privacy hot-line (guidance and support)
Annual compliance report
Clinic policy update guidance
Annual clinic workflow update
Agreement template update
Privacy Handbook updates
Breach report guidance
Brightsquid Ransomware blocking Secure-Mail
Once you sign up, you immediately have access to staff training and your Brightsquid Secure-Mail account. Our team will work with your Privacy Officer on any compliance related issues such as risk assessments in a potential breach situation, and breach reporting if required.
Clinics in 11 disciplines in the province of Alberta are required by law to complete, submit and keep-up-to-date a Privacy Impact Assessment.
In this era of mandatory reach reporting, clinics across North America and in Europe will benefit from completing a Privacy Impact Assessment to identify risks to the security and confidentiality of the patient information under their control. The Brightsquid privacy team is qualified to consult on compliance and advise clinics subject to HIPAA, PIPEDA, the HIA and other provincial privacy regulations.
Professionals required to submit a PIA to the Office of Information and Privacy Commissioner in Alberta:
Regulated members of the Alberta College of Pharmacists;
Regulated members of the Alberta College of Optometrists;
Registered members of the Alberta Opticians Association;
Regulated members of the Alberta College and Association of Chiropractors;
Regulated members of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Alberta;
Registered members of the Alberta Association of Midwives;
Registered members of the Alberta Podiatry Association;
Regulated members of the College of Alberta Denturists;
Regulated members of the Alberta Dental Association and College (as of March 1, 2011);
Regulated members of the College of Registered Dental Hygienists of Alberta (as of March 1, 2011); and
Regulated members of the College and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta (as of September 1, 2011).
