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Security Risk Analysis
Documented SRA of PHI touchpoints, threats, vulnerabilities, and safeguards.
Risk analysis, access control, encryption, logging, recovery testing, and documentation for medical and dental practices handling PHI. We implement and document the technical safeguards HIPAA requires; your practice retains responsibility for its overall compliance program.
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Many practices have pieces in place but cannot produce required evidence quickly under audit or after incidents.
We focus on IT-facing HIPAA Security Rule controls and coordinate with your privacy lead on policy administration.
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Documented SRA of PHI touchpoints, threats, vulnerabilities, and safeguards.
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Role-based access, MFA, unique IDs, and offboarding process controls.
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Disk, transport, and backup encryption with audit-ready evidence.
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Access logs retained and reviewed on documented schedules.
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Monthly tested restores with documented outcomes.
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BAA support and vendor BAA inventory tracking.
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Onboarding and annual training records retained for audit.
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Written and tested breach response workflow with timelines.
We support South Florida practices and common clinical workflows.
SRA, policy evidence, logs, and training records maintained in-service.
We handle IT controls while aligning with your compliance leadership.
On-site during business hours when a patient-facing issue cannot be resolved remotely.
After working with Rango technologies for many years, I would not recommend anyone else for any kind of I.T. services.
- Gabriel D., Google review
Yes. It is a core Security Rule requirement and a common audit request.
HIPAA IT is the technical controls layer within broader compliance obligations.
Yes, for healthcare engagements, and we assist with vendor BAA tracking.
We support containment, documentation, remediation, and control hardening.
Yes, with documented overlap and differences called out.
Both. The Security Rule includes physical safeguards, so facility access to the rooms holding ePHI is in scope alongside the systems themselves. In practice that means physical access controls and audit logging on the server room and records storage: a per-person credential list rather than a shared key, and a log you can produce showing who entered and when.
Our free assessment includes a HIPAA readiness review of SRA status, access controls, encryption, backup recovery, and training records.