Manage Your Portal Users and Protect Patient Privacy

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Manage Your Portal Users and Protect Patient Privacy

It’s important to us that our members’ protected health information (PHI) is always safe. Here are some good habits for portal administrators to adopt in protecting our members’ information

04/14/2022

Portal Administrators: It’s important to us that our members’ protected health information (PHI) is always safe. Here are some good habits to adopt in protecting our members’ information:

  • Schedule time to periodically audit your portal users.
  • Inactivate portal accounts for staff* who have left your organization.
  • Make sure your staff is assigned to the Tax IDs, providers, and roles that match their job’s required access to conform with HIPAA’s “minimally necessary” standards.

*When a provider leaves our network, the provider portal account is automatically updated to a special inactive user status. They will be able to view information, but not submit new transactions. This means portal administrators only need to actively update non-provider staff user accounts for those who should not have portal access.

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