The HIPAA rules allow sharing PHI with HIPAA contractors and subcontractors assuming they have received «satisfactory assurances... that the subcontractor will
appropriately safeguard the information.»
Not exact matches
The HIPAA Rules generally require that covered entities enter into contracts with their business associates to ensure that the business associates will
appropriately safeguard protected health
information.
(d) the development / use of reasonable steps to select and retain service providers capable of
appropriately safeguarding personal
information they receive from VTech USA and requiring such service providers, by contract, to implement and maintain appropriate
safeguards; and
Although
information retained, copied or seized will be «
appropriately safeguard [ed],» the border officials can share the
information with law enforcement agencies.
The final rule requires a covered entity with a business associate to have a written contract or other arrangement that documents satisfactory assurance that the business associate will
appropriately safeguard protected health
information.
Comment: Another commenter argued that having to renegotiate every existing contract within the 2 - year implementation window so a covered entity can attest to «satisfactory assurance» that its business partner will
appropriately safeguard protected health
information is not practical.
Confidentiality - NRMLA members shall
appropriately respect, protect, preserve and
safeguard the privacy of and confidentiality of
information obtained from and about consumers.