Acquia DAM meets the rigorous requirements of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This includes the Portals, Workflow, Entries, Insights, and Templates apps. While Acquia DAM is not intended to store private health information (PHI) assets directly, HIPAA readiness ensures that PHI stored as DAM metadata is protected, secure, and adhering to HIPAA guidelines.
Acquia signs Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with customers in and around the healthcare and wellness industries.
To offer and maintain HIPAA readiness, Acquia completes annual audits, training, data encryption and protection, and more to support HIPAA requirements.
We charge a nominal fee to our customers who require HIPAA readiness, so we can continue offering these capabilities in the future.
DAM became HIPAA-ready in 2024.
Acquia performed an extensive HIPAA-readiness assessment to confirm that the Acquia DAM conforms to and aligns with HIPAA’s privacy requirements. DAM was also audited by an external, independent team to confirm Acquia DAM meets HIPAA's standards for ethical and secure data management practices.
No. Acquia DAM is not intended to store PHI assets directly.
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