Deadline to implement HIPAA-compliant video technology for telehealth nears

Physicians will be required to use HIPAA-compliant video technology for telehealth services by Aug. 10.

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This requirement stems from the end of previous flexibilities set by the Human Services Office for Civil Rights following the expiration of the COVID-19 public health emergency May 11, according to a July 23 news release from the California Medical Association.

OCR offered a 90-day transition period after the changes were made, which ends Aug. 9. Physicians can find a list of HIPAA-compliant video communication products on the HHS website.

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