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The founders of HIPAASays begin developing the initial HIPAASays methodology
and compliance tool by breaking down over 4,000 pages of proposed HIPAA law into a checklist of approximately 1,100 compliance
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Field testing begins in a large, complex hospital environment and a large state health
department. This testing is completed in conjunction with actual compliance work within these organizations in an effort to
further refine and optimize the HIPAASays product. By eliminating redundancy within the law, the number of
compliance questions is reduced from approximately 1,100 to 260. |
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The HIPAASays solution for small to medium-sized health care organizations
is identified and validated. The 260 compliance questions are reduced to 62 through increased interpretation and
simplification of the law, and the tool is automated. Beta-testing of the electronic product begins at 20 locations in the
Spring. The first production of HIPAASays is released in July. |
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SaysSuite is
formed to market, sell, distribute, and support HIPAASays on a national scale. HIPAASays is the standard for helping small and medium-sized health care organizations assess, achieve, and maintain
HIPAA compliance by making the process uncomplicated and cost-effective. SaysSuite expands the HIPAASays product line
to include HIPAASays RX, a compliance program focused specifically on pharmacies, and HIPAASays HP, a compliance product
customized for Health Plans. HIPAAAudit, a product designed to help organizations audit
compliance efforts is due for release in the Summer of 2003. |
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