Compliance That Supports Compassion
Safeguarding Trust in Behavioral Health
Behavioral health organizations operate under some of the most complex confidentiality requirements in healthcare. Between HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and state privacy laws, mental health and substance use treatment providers face layered regulatory exposure.Healthcare Compliance Pros delivers specialized HIPAA and healthcare compliance solutions designed specifically for behavioral health practices, counseling centers, psychiatric clinics, and addiction treatment providers.If your organization handles highly sensitive patient information, your compliance program must reflect the unique regulatory environment of behavioral healthcare.
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User FeeFrequently Asked Questions About Behavioral Health HIPAA Compliance
Q Do behavioral health providers have additional requirements beyond HIPAA?
Yes. Many behavioral health providers must also comply with 42 CFR Part 2, which imposes stricter confidentiality protections for substance use disorder treatment records.
Q Are psychotherapy notes treated differently under HIPAA?
Yes. Psychotherapy notes receive special protection under HIPAA and generally require specific patient authorization before disclosure. They must also be stored separately from the general medical record.
Q Does teletherapy require HIPAA compliance?
Yes. Teletherapy platforms must meet HIPAA Security Rule requirements, including secure transmission and appropriate safeguards for remote access.
Q How often should behavioral health practices update their compliance program?
Risk analyses should be reviewed at least annually and whenever operational or technological changes occur.