Preparing for the New SCRIPT Standard: What E-Prescribers Need to Do Before 2028
E-prescribing workflows already rely on NCPDP SCRIPT as the common standard that keeps prescribers, pharmacies, and intermediaries in sync. But that shared foundation is now
SOC 2 vs. ISO 27001: Different Paths to Security Trust and Governance
If you run a SaaS, fintech, cloud, or health-tech company, you’ve likely faced the question: SOC 2 or ISO 27001, which security framework should we
Why Both HIPAA and ONC Health IT Certification Matter in Building Trustworthy Digital Health
If healthcare data is the lifeblood of modern care, trust is its heartbeat. Every system that handles patient information (from EHRs to mobile apps) must
Early Compliance Partnership Drives First – of – Its Kind Veterinary EPCS Certification
A veterinary prescribing technology company set out to solve a problem every clinic knows too well: the inefficiencies of manual prescription handling. Rather than building
What You Need to Know About the HTI-4 Final Rule
Health Data, Technology, and Interoperability “HTI-4” is the latest in a series of Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy/Office of the National Health Coordinator (ASTP/ONC)
Supporting Lean Teams: How the Right Partner Simplifies HIPAA Compliance
Running a small clinic often means everyone wears multiple hats. Doctors and therapist juggle roles as administrators, office managers, IT support, and billing staff with
The Unique HIPAA Challenges in Mental Health Care
If you run a mental health clinic, your patients already see privacy as non-negotiable, and they’re right. In one national survey, 92% of mental health
The Competitive Edge of Early Standards Alignment
If you’re building in a regulated space (healthcare, finance, etc.), you’ve likely thought: “We’ll take care of industry requirements (e.g., HIPAA, PCI DSS or others)
Why EPCS Certification Is Becoming the Standard for Veterinary EHRs
The way many veterinary clinics handle prescriptions, especially controlled substances, simply isn’t holding up anymore. Paper scripts, call-in refills, sticky notes by the phone, these