New HIPAA guidelines and AI: protect patient data and stay compliant.
Healthcare organizations using AI must adapt to new HIPAA requirements, including OCR's January 2025 guidelines. This whitepaper sets out the essential steps.
What's inside
- How to document the AI systems your organization uses
- How to conduct proper risk assessments for AI
- How to maintain HIPAA compliance while using AI technologies
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AI use is now part of HIPAA compliance.
OCR's January 2025 guidelines bring AI into scope for HIPAA compliance. This guide helps privacy, security, and compliance teams understand what has changed and what to document.
Also see the AI use policy template for healthcare providers and HITRUST and AI compliance.
HIPAA and AI: FAQ
Straight answers for CIOs, CISOs, and compliance officers evaluating AI.
Talk to usWho is this whitepaper for?
Privacy officers, security, and compliance teams at healthcare organizations that use, or plan to use, AI tools.
What changed in January 2025?
OCR issued new guidelines that affect how healthcare organizations using AI meet HIPAA requirements. The whitepaper covers the steps to take: documenting AI systems, running risk assessments, and maintaining compliance.
How does MultiModel help protect patient data?
Sensitive data is detected and redacted on the device before a prompt reaches any model, the portal can run inside your own network, and every prompt is logged for audit. See AI data loss prevention.
Is there an AI use policy template for healthcare?
Yes. Download the free AI use policy template for healthcare providers.
Talk to us about AI and HIPAA.
Book a call to discuss your AI security and compliance needs and how to protect patient data while your staff use AI.