Stay Uncompromised on Patient Privacy with HIPAA Compliant Video Platform 

The Privacy Rule applies to PHI whether it is stored electronically or physically on paper. However, the Security Rule is confined to PHI stored and transmitted electronically. 

VIDIZMO ensures confidentiality of information according to HIPAA guidelines by integrating identity and access management system (IAM) and single sign-on (SSO) to only let authorized individuals into the

It also offers a granular access control mechanism that limits access to sensitive patient information and medical records with predefined user roles. A user and group management system in place also ensures that people with access to the system have limited permissions.

VIDIZMO’s healthcare video solution ensures integrity of information according to HIPAA guidelines by using granular access controls, URL tokenization, user and group permissions, and other data security capabilities. 

Also, VIDIZMO’s healthcare video platform a tamperproof audit log of activities occurring in the HIPAA compliant video platform for securing managing healthcare video content. 

VIDIZMO ensures the availability of information according to HIPAA guidelines by using granular access control and secure, HIPAA compliant video sharing options, such as tokenized URLs that expire after a set time or a specified number of views. 

Moreover, VIDIZMO’s healthcare video solution allows you to redact sensitive information, including HIPAA identifiers and PHI from videos, audio recordings, images, and documents using AI-powered redaction. 

In line with HIPAA Technical Safeguards, VIDIZMO’s healthcare video solution easily integrates with identity and access management system to verify user identities, provides granular access control mechanism to ensure only the right people with the right set of permissions can access the HIPAA compliant video platform, encrypt the data while it is stored and transmitted using AES and TLS encryption, and other security measures to ensure HIPAA compliance. 

No. HIPAA does not require retention of medical records. However, different state laws require healthcare entities to retain medical records for at least six years. According to HIPAA, state laws contrary to the HIPAA Privacy Rule and Security Rule will be preferred over HIPAA. 

In VIDIZMO, you can define custom data retention periods that automatically delete and destruct data after a certain number of days to ensure HIPAA compliant destruction.