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The BAA contract is unique to HIPAA. In it, your BA provides assurances that they will protect the PHI of your patients, and you require your BA to take specific actions and restrict how they may use or disclose PHI.
The first thing that a good BAA must include is an acknowledgement that the organization issuing it is beholden to HIPAA regulation. And the second thing it must include is an acknowledgement that the organization signing the BAA is beholden to HIPAA regulation.
The BAA contract is unique to HIPAA. In it, your BA provides assurances that they will protect the PHI of your patients, and you require your BA to take specific actions and restrict how they may use or disclose PHI.
Some examples of Business Associates: Collections agency. Billing or coding company. IT consultant. Practice management services. Service provider referral services. Medical transcriptionist. Answering service. E-prescribing services.
Business associate agreements form the backbone of your organization's HIPAA compliance program. These agreements include clauses outlining the permissible and impermissible uses of Protected Health Information (PHI), each party's liabilities, consequences of failing to comply with stated requirements, and more.