Are Your Contracts Truly HIPAA Compliant?

Most organizations encrypt data and run security drills - yet overlook whether their contracts actually meet HIPAA standards.

HIPAA compliance isn’t just firewalls and breach plans. Regulators expect bullet-proof Business Associate Agreements, governed data‑sharing contracts, and vigilant vendor oversight. If any contract handling PHI is missing required clauses, you carry hidden liability.

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Security teams obsess over access controls, but contract gaps are what auditors pounce on. We routinely find missing or outdated BAAs in new clients’ portfolios.

Alaro.ai scans your BAAs, Data Use Agreements, and vendor/service contracts. Our AI pinpoints missing HIPAA provisions, weak language, and inconsistent terms. Every flagged document is then triaged by seasoned healthcare attorneys who have drafted thousands of compliant agreements. They supply corrected clauses and redlines - transforming high‑risk contracts into audit‑ready assets in a fraction of the usual time.

Complimentary HIPAA Contract Compliance Assessment

If your contract is already HIPAA‑compliant, you owe nothing. If it isn’t, our healthcare attorneys will fix it - saving you far more than potential fines or traditional legal fees.

What if you are not HIPAA Compliant?

  • Civil & Criminal Penalties: Fines up to $1.5M per violation category per year; egregious cases can trigger criminal charges.

  • Mandatory Breach Notifications: Costly disclosures to patients, media, and HHS amplify reputational damage.

  • Lawsuits & Settlements: Patients, partners, or investors may sue, leading to multi‑million‑dollar payouts and ongoing legal fees.

  • Lost Business: Health plans, hospital systems, and technology partners can terminate or refuse contracts.

  • Higher (or Cancelled) Cyber Insurance: Insurers raise premiums after a HIPAA finding signals elevated risk.

  • Regulatory Audits & Corrective Action Plans: Intrusive oversight and forced remediation drain resources and slow growth.

  • Civil & Criminal Penalties: Fines up to $1.5M per violation category per year; egregious cases can trigger criminal charges.

  • Mandatory Breach Notifications: Costly disclosures to patients, media, and HHS amplify reputational damage.

  • Lawsuits & Settlements: Patients, partners, or investors may sue, leading to multi‑million‑dollar payouts and ongoing legal fees.

  • Lost Business: Health plans, hospital systems, and technology partners can terminate or refuse contracts.

  • Higher (or Cancelled) Cyber Insurance: Insurers raise premiums after a HIPAA finding signals elevated risk.

  • Regulatory Audits & Corrective Action Plans: Intrusive oversight and forced remediation drain resources and slow growth.