Starter
Free
Core Features
- ✔️ 50% of the full HIPAA checklist
- ✔️ Compliance recommendations
GetHIPAAcheck provides a guided HIPAA self-audit checklist for solo practitioners and small clinics. Quickly review key HIPAA Privacy and Security Rule requirements, identify gaps, and improve compliance — no consultant required. You can explore the Starter plan for free.
The only app that lets you run a fully anonymous HIPAA check — no email collected, no login required, and exports a compliant PDF report.
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🚨 Avoid $50K fines — stay compliant today!
⚠️ Warning: Do not enter any real patient Protected Health Information (PHI)
Our goal is helping you complete a HIPAA self-audit quickly with clear info and no data hoarding.
Clear one-liner: “The checklist is long — because it covers everything you need to stay fully compliant.”
“As a solo therapist, I completed my HIPAA audit in under 10 minutes with zero IT setup—and saved hours every month!”
“The no-login PDF export was a lifesaver. I cut my audit costs by over 80% and got the job done in minutes.”
“Used to take me days—now I finish my HIPAA self-audit in 5 minutes and get instant calendar reminders.”
Watch how easy it is to generate your HIPAA audit checklist — instantly.
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GetHIPAAcheck provides a structured, clinician-friendly framework for HIPAA self-assessment. Each question and checklist item aligns with the HIPAA Administrative Simplification Regulations (45 CFR Parts 160, 162, and 164) — encompassing Privacy, Security, Transactions, Identifiers, and Breach Notification Rules.
🔗 All modules are reviewed and updated as the HHS Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR) is revised by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.
See how often you should review your compliance — and why the Pro Plan keeps you audit-ready all year.
| When This Happens | Minimum HIPAA Requirement | Smart Practice (Stay Audit-Ready) | Who It’s For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🗓️ Routine Check-Up | 1 full audit per year | Every 6–12 months | All healthcare providers |
| 💻 New Tech / Vendor (EHR, telehealth, IT, cloud) |
Immediately after change | Within 30 days of go-live | Practices adopting new systems |
| 👥 New Staff or Role Change | Review access permissions | Quarterly mini-audit | Solo & group practices |
| 📋 Policy or Procedure Update | At release | Verify within 30 days | Compliance or office managers |
| 🚨 Security Incident (breach, lost laptop, ransomware)) |
Immediate follow-up audit | Within 7 days | Any covered entity or business associate |
| 🤝 Partner / Insurer Request | Upon request | Provide latest audit report | Clinics with insurance contracts |
Absolutely. If you handle patient information — as a doctor, clinic, or healthcare business — HIPAA compliance isn’t optional. It’s the law that keeps your reputation and patient trust secure.
Penalties can reach $50,000 per violation, and serious breaches may result in lawsuits or even license suspension. One missed safeguard can cost far more than staying compliant.
In minutes, you’ll get a personalized HIPAA checklist built for your exact role. No IT background required — just answer simple questions and download your compliance report instantly.
GetHIPAAcheck makes compliance simple for solo healthcare professionals.. Complete HIPAA self-audits in minutes—no IT team.
⚖️ Legal & Compliance Disclaimer
GetHIPAAcheck is a privately developed HIPAA self-assessment and documentation tool intended solely for educational and informational purposes.
It does not provide legal advice, nor does its use create an attorney-client or other professional relationship with the developer.
GetHIPAAcheck is independent of and not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) or the Office for Civil Rights (OCR).
The reports, checklists, and templates generated by this tool are designed to support OCR-readiness and internal compliance documentation,
but they do not constitute legal certification, endorsement, or approval by any government authority.
Users are solely responsible for ensuring their own compliance with all applicable privacy and security regulations.