tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2022 Issue Q4
HIPAA Round-Up: 2022 Ends With a Flurry of HIPAA Policy Activity
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Article Overview
This roundup summarizes recent HIPAA developments issued at the end of 2022. It is aimed at healthcare compliance, privacy, and legal professionals who need to understand current federal guidance, proposed rule changes, and enforcement trends affecting HIPAA-regulated entities.
Why This Topic Matters
The article helps readers track policy changes that may affect privacy practices, vendor relationships, patient communications, and compliance planning. It also highlights how federal enforcement and proposed regulatory alignment can influence operational decisions for covered entities, business associates, and related organizations.
Article Sections
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Keep Tracking App Usage Aligned With the HIPAA Rules
Discusses federal guidance on online tracking technologies, mobile applications, and related privacy considerations for HIPAA-regulated entities. It also addresses how these tools intersect with healthcare websites and digital patient interactions.
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Feds Want to Improve Care Coordination for SUD Treatment
Summarizes a proposed rule addressing confidentiality and information-sharing for substance use disorder treatment records. The section covers the proposal’s relationship to broader federal privacy and care-coordination goals.
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Feds Bring Charges for HIPAA-Related Criminal Action
Reviews a criminal enforcement case involving alleged HIPAA-related conduct and describes the broader significance of federal prosecution under HIPAA. It also notes additional enforcement themes raised by the proposed rule.
What You Will Learn
- What late-2022 OCR guidance addressed in relation to digital tracking tools
- What broad areas of HIPAA privacy policy were targeted in a proposed substance use disorder rule
- What a HIPAA-related criminal enforcement example illustrates about federal oversight
- Which kinds of organizations should pay attention to these policy updates
Who Should Read This
- Healthcare compliance professionals
- HIPAA privacy officers
- Healthcare attorneys
- Revenue cycle and operations teams
- Covered entities and business associates
- Health information management professionals
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