HIPAA Compliance for Small Practices: A Named Advisor, Not Just Software

Small practices get the most from HIPAA compliance when a named human advisor guides the work, not a self-service portal alone. Medcurity pairs every Small Practice Security Risk Analysis with an advisor who runs the assessment, explains the findings, and stays available year-round, starting at $499.

What a Medcurity advisor does for a small practice

• Runs your Security Risk Analysis with you, including an onsite physical-safeguard review under 45 CFR 164.310.
• Explains each finding in plain terms and gives a prioritized remediation path, so a one- or two-person team knows what to fix first.
• Stays available year-round for questions, audits, and changes, not only at renewal.
• Supports HIPAA training for the whole team through Medcurity Academy.

Why human help matters for HIPAA compliance

The HIPAA Security Rule requires a Security Risk Analysis of all electronic protected health information under 45 CFR 164.308(a)(1)(ii)(A). For a small practice, the hard part is rarely the questionnaire. It is knowing what a finding means and what to do next. A named advisor closes that gap. If you want to see how the advisor-led model works for your practice, explore Medcurity solutions.

Small-practice HIPAA compliance: quick answers

Does a small practice really need a Security Risk Analysis?

Yes. The requirement under 45 CFR 164.308(a)(1)(ii)(A) applies regardless of practice size.

What does Medcurity include beyond the software?

A named advisor, an onsite physical-safeguard review under 45 CFR 164.310, remediation guidance, and year-round support, starting at $499.

How much does it cost?

The Small Practice Security Risk Analysis starts at $499 and is scoped for 1 to 20 full-time employees.