Recorded Webinars
What Medical Practices Must Do to Meet New Credit Card Safeguard Requirements
Even if you are meeting HIPAA standards to protect your patients’ EPHI (electronic protected health information), you may not be completely free of risk liability. Medical practices that accept credit and debit cards for payments are still vulnerable to data security breaches and are now required to meet new PCI compliance standards. What are PCI compliance standards and how can non-compliance cripple your practice if your patient data is compromised? Invest 60 minutes with us to learn all about PCI compliance, why it is mandatory for your practice, and what steps you need to take to protect your patients’ payment account data and the viability of your business.
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Who Should Attend
- Pracitce Administrators
- Office Managers
- A/R Supervisors/Managers
- Billing Service Owners and Managers
What You'll Learn
- What PCI compliance means and why it is mandatory if your practice accepts credit card payments.
- The consequences of non-compliance when your practice’s patient data is breachedli>
- The steps you need to take to meet PCI compliance requirements
- Available options to help you with the PCI compliance process
The Presenter
Rick Allen
Director of Compliancy, Payment Processing, Inc.
Rick Allen, CISSP, is Director of Partner Compliance for Payment Processing Inc. PPI is the industry leader for integrated payment solutions, supporting nearly 40,000 businesses with efficient cost effective secure payment solutions. PPI processed in excess of $5 billion in Visa® and MasterCard® payments in 2009. Rick is a frequent speaker and author for the electronic payments industry and represents PPI on the Electronic Transactions Association and the PCI Security Standards Council as a Participating Organization. He is an expert in PCI issues and Payment Application Data Security Standards. Prior to joining PPI in 2005, Rick implemented HIPAA Technical Security Safeguards and EHR applications for a 300 bed hospital system in Northern California. With over 15 years experience in information technology and security, Rick has held principal positions with financial service companies including American Express and the Enterprise Risk Management practice with Deloitte & Touché
