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HIPAA
Enterprise Application Integration Services
Looking
for a way to make your diverse systems and applications
process HIPAA transactions — without having to change
your proprietary messaging formats? Ink2Web's HIPAA Enterprise
Application Integration (EAI) Services is the answer.
Ink2Web's experts manage the EAI implementation for you,
end-to-end. Our approach "front ends" your systems
shielding them from HIPAA mandates. With the cost savings
you enjoy, you may even find HIPAA compliance paying for
itself. And as mandates change in the future, you'll always
be ready.
Features
- Interlinking
tool for standardized electronic transactions.
- Mapping
of company-specific formats to HIPAA-compliant formats.
- Optimized
business rules for HIPAA's 10 standard transactions.
- Single
point of compliance.
Benefits
- Support
proprietary and HIPAA-standard formats.
- Use
state-of-the-art, low-risk technology.
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Enjoy an easy-to-use, intuitive interface.
- Meet
HIPAA requirements for transactions, code sets and
identifiers.
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Partner with an experienced industry leader who will
project-manage the implementation end-to-end.
- Save
money by minimizing changes to existing systems.
- Gain
a flexible infrastructure that positions you to respond
quickly to future regulations.
Advantages
- Ink2Web's
HIPAA EAI Services minimizes the changes you make
to your systems-giving you fewer business disruptions
and significant cost savings.
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Ink2Web provides set of EAI tools and brings to the
table an intimate knowledge of HIPAA, experience implementing
other EAI tools, and a proven ability to manage complex
projects-under deadline.
- Why
go with a "front end" approach from Ink2Web?
Your systems are HIPAA-compliant, and you have to
make few (if any) changes. Business as usual. With
this highly flexible infrastructure, you're ready
to respond to changes in HIPAA regulations as they
develop.
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With the support of Ink2Web, and a HIPAA-ready infrastructure,
you're ready to respond quickly to new e-commerce
and collaboration opportunities — whether that's
new trading partners or broader Internet access to
health care information.
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