Event marketing is one way for healthcare companies to stand out from the competition. There's a lot of event management software to help organize your event, but is it HIPAA compliant? Let's review Aventri and if it needs to follow HIPAA security rules.
Aventri is an event management software that can assist you in nearly every aspect of hosting and promoting events.
One important feature that healthcare organizations and event planners need to consider is data security. A data breach could be a headache for everyone involved.
Here's what Aventri does to protect data it receives from attendees:
While robust data security features are necessary for HIPAA compliance, it's not the only thing to look for in event management software. Covered entities need to ensure that their business associates follow HIPAA security guidelines on keeping electronic protected health information (ePHI) safe from unauthorized users. This is why it's necessary for covered entities to sign a business associate agreement (BAA) with third-party vendors. The BAA ensures that a business associate is taking the necessary steps to protect the ePHI it receives in its network system. Aventri doesn't mention on its website that it is willing to participate in a BAA, so it's not compliant with HIPAA.
Stolen ePHI is a situation that covered entities need to prevent from happening. Sending HIPAA compliant email is often the foundation for protecting ePHI in online communications. Paubox Email Suite can safely send encrypted emails directly to your patients' inboxes. There's no need for client portals for secure communication to happen between you and your patients. Paubox products are HITRUST CSF certified, meeting the gold-star industry standard to manage risk. Paubox also has security features like blanket TLS encryption and two-factor authentication for ultimate protection.