HIPAA Compliance

Protect patient data and achieve HIPAA compliance in weeks

Evidr automates evidence collection, safeguard tracking, and continuous monitoring for HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules. Get audit-ready faster with AI-powered compliance automation.

Built by the same team that builds platforms for

GoogleAWSBMWPhilips
4-8
Weeks to compliance
42
Security safeguards tracked
18
PHI identifiers mapped
24/7
Continuous monitoring

The five HIPAA Rules

HIPAA compliance spans multiple rules that govern how organizations protect patient health information. Evidr tracks your compliance across all five rules with automated evidence collection and gap analysis.

Privacy Rule18 PHI identifiers
Standards for protecting individually identifiable health information. Covers permitted uses and disclosures of PHI.
Security Rule42 specifications
Administrative, physical, and technical safeguards to protect electronic PHI (ePHI).
Breach Notification Rule60-day timeline
Requirements for notifying affected individuals, HHS, and media following a breach of unsecured PHI.
Enforcement RuleUp to $1.5M/year
Procedures for investigations, penalties, and hearings for HIPAA violations.
Omnibus RuleBA liability
Extends HIPAA requirements to Business Associates and strengthens patient rights.
HIPAA Compliance78% Ready
Privacy Rule — 100%
Security Rule — 38/42 safeguards
Breach Notification — Complete
BAA Tracking — 8/10 vendors
Overall Progress78%

Everything you need for HIPAA compliance

From risk assessments to BAA tracking, Evidr handles the complexity of HIPAA compliance so you can focus on delivering healthcare solutions.

Privacy Rule Compliance

Track all 18 PHI identifiers and implement required safeguards for patient data protection. Automated mapping to Privacy Rule requirements.

Security Rule Safeguards

Administrative, physical, and technical safeguard tracking with evidence collection for all HIPAA Security Rule requirements.

Breach Notification Tracking

Incident response workflows aligned with HIPAA Breach Notification Rule timelines. Document and track breach assessments.

BAA Management

Track Business Associate Agreements with vendors. Get alerts when BAAs expire or need renewal.

Workforce Training Tracking

Monitor employee security awareness training completion. Track attestations and annual refresher requirements.

Risk Assessment

Conduct and document HIPAA-required risk assessments. Track risk mitigation with automated remediation workflows.

Manual vs. automated HIPAA compliance

Without Evidr
6-12 months to compliance readiness
Manual risk assessments in Word documents
Spreadsheets to track 42 security safeguards
No visibility into BAA expiration dates
Training completion tracked manually
Audit prep scrambles before assessments
With Evidr
4-8 weeks to compliance readiness
AI-guided risk assessments with threat identification
Automated safeguard tracking and gap analysis
BAA tracking with expiry alerts
Automated training completion monitoring
Continuous compliance with real-time readiness scoring

HIPAA compliance in 6 weeks

Follow our proven process to achieve HIPAA compliance readiness and maintain it year-round.

1

Risk Assessment

AI-guided risk assessment identifies threats to PHI and evaluates your current safeguards. Required annually by HIPAA.

Week 1
2

Gap Analysis

Evidr maps your controls to HIPAA requirements and identifies missing safeguards across Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules.

Week 2
3

Policy Implementation

Generate HIPAA-compliant policies and procedures. Access Control, Incident Response, Workforce Training, and more.

Week 3-4
4

Evidence Collection

Upload evidence for each safeguard. AI reviews documents with confidence scoring and flags missing elements.

Week 4-6
5

Continuous Monitoring

Maintain compliance with automated evidence tracking, BAA expiry alerts, and training completion monitoring.

Ongoing

Frequently asked questions about HIPAA

What is HIPAA compliance?

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) is a U.S. federal law that establishes national standards for protecting sensitive patient health information. It requires organizations that handle Protected Health Information (PHI) to implement physical, administrative, and technical safeguards to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of that data.

Who needs to comply with HIPAA?

HIPAA applies to two categories of organizations: Covered Entities (healthcare providers, health plans, healthcare clearinghouses) and Business Associates (organizations that handle PHI on behalf of covered entities). If your SaaS product stores, processes, or transmits patient health information, you likely need to be HIPAA compliant — even if you are not a healthcare company.

What counts as Protected Health Information (PHI)?

PHI includes any individually identifiable health information held or transmitted by a covered entity or business associate. This encompasses 18 identifiers including names, addresses, dates, Social Security numbers, medical record numbers, and biometric identifiers — when combined with health information like diagnoses, treatments, or payment data.

What are the penalties for HIPAA violations?

HIPAA violations can result in significant civil and criminal penalties. Civil penalties range from $100 to $50,000 per violation, with annual maximums up to $1.5 million per violation category. Criminal penalties for willful violations can include fines up to $250,000 and imprisonment up to 10 years. Beyond fines, breaches result in reputational damage and loss of patient trust.

Is there a HIPAA certification?

No, there is no official HIPAA certification issued by HHS or any government body. Unlike SOC 2 or ISO 27001, HIPAA does not have a formal certification process. However, organizations commonly undergo third-party assessments to validate compliance, and many choose to obtain a SOC 2 Type II report with HIPAA criteria to demonstrate their compliance posture to customers.

What is a Business Associate Agreement (BAA)?

A BAA is a contract between a covered entity and a business associate that establishes permitted uses and disclosures of PHI, requires the business associate to implement safeguards, and ensures compliance with HIPAA rules. Without a signed BAA, sharing PHI with a vendor is itself a HIPAA violation.

How often do I need to conduct a risk assessment?

HIPAA requires covered entities and business associates to conduct a thorough risk assessment, but does not specify a frequency. However, OCR guidance recommends annual assessments and additional assessments when significant changes occur to your environment. Evidr helps you conduct and document risk assessments with AI-powered threat identification and mitigation tracking.

Often paired with HIPAA

Healthcare organizations often pursue multiple compliance frameworks. Evidr supports all of them with shared evidence and unified control mapping.

Ready to achieve HIPAA compliance?

Schedule a demo with our compliance team. We will walk you through automated safeguard tracking, AI-powered risk assessments, and continuous monitoring for healthcare organizations.