HIPAA, HHS, and RFK, Jr. – Best Compliance Strategies

President Trump promised significant changes to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which administers HIPAA and named Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. HHS Secretary. Nevertheless, HIPAA-regulated entities must follow the HIPAA Rules in 2025 and beyond. This webinar reviews the HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, pending Security Rule modifications, the Trump administration’s expected impact, and state and private HIPAA enforcers that are not under federal control. It concludes with a reason-based HIPAA compliance strategy for HIPAA-regulated entities to protect their organization now and going forward.

Areas Covered in this Webinar

• HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules
  • HIPAA Overview – HIPAA and The HIPAA Rules
  • Reproductive Health Care Privacy – 2024
  • Pending Security Rule Modifications – 2025
• Trump Administration, HHS and HIPAA
• Other HIPAA and Health Information Law Enforcers
  • State Attorneys General
  • Private Plaintiffs
• Best Practices for HIPAA Compliance Now

Why You Should Attend This Webinar

This webinar will help you understand why you must comply with the HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules to protect your organization and the compliance strategies to safeguard your organization in 2025 and beyond.

Who Will Benefit

HIPAA-Regulated Entities

Health Care Providers

• Health Care Providers of all types and sizes
• Hospitals
• Health Care Practices of all types and sizes
• Urgent Care Clinics
• Behavioral Therapists

Health Plans

• Group Health Plan Administrators
• Third Party Group Health Plan Administrators
• Health Plan Administrators

Business Associates

• Practice Management Companies
• Medical Record storage and retrieval vendors
• Coding, billing and payment vendors
• Health Care Compliance Consultants
• Information Technology vendors
• Law Firms

Personnel

• Executive Management
• Compliance Committee
• Practice Managers
• Chief Compliance Officer
• HIPAA Compliance Officials – Privacy and Security
• HIPAA-Regulated Entity Owners and Senior Management
• Attorneys for HIPAA-Regulated Entities – In-house and Outside Counsel