HIPAA-compliant cybersecurity for healthcare
Your patients trust you with their most sensitive data. We make sure that trust is backed by real security — risk assessments, encryption, endpoint protection, and compliance documentation.
Complete HIPAA security for your practice
Endpoint Security
EDR protection on every workstation, laptop, and mobile device that touches patient data.
Data Encryption
Encrypt ePHI at rest and in transit — hard drives, email, file transfers, and backups.
Compliance Documentation
Policies, procedures, BAAs, and incident response plans — everything you need for a HIPAA audit.
How we protect your practice
HIPAA risk assessment
We conduct a thorough assessment of your administrative, physical, and technical safeguards — the foundation of HIPAA compliance.
Security implementation
We deploy encryption, EDR, access controls, and monitoring tailored to your practice's workflow and EHR system.
Ongoing compliance
Annual risk assessments, policy updates, employee training, and 24/7 monitoring keep you compliant as regulations evolve.
“After our HIPAA audit flagged several gaps, Bellator had us fully compliant within 30 days. Their team understood healthcare workflows and made the transition seamless.”
Healthcare cybersecurity FAQ
A HIPAA risk assessment is a systematic evaluation of how your practice handles electronic protected health information (ePHI). It is required by the HIPAA Security Rule for every covered entity and business associate — regardless of size. HHS auditors specifically check for a current risk assessment.
Plans start under $200/month for small practices and scale based on endpoints, users, and complexity. Every engagement includes a risk assessment, endpoint protection, and compliance documentation. We build plans around your budget — not the other way around.
HIPAA penalties range from $100 to $50,000 per violation, with annual maximums up to $1.5 million per violation category. In severe cases, criminal penalties including jail time apply. Beyond fines, a breach notification to patients can devastate your practice's reputation.
No. Your EHR vendor handles their portion of compliance (and should provide a BAA), but you are responsible for everything else — endpoint security, access controls, employee training, email encryption, and the risk assessment itself.
From requirement to defensible practice
Turn HIPAA requirements into safeguards that fit patient care
A useful compliance path makes the obligation clear, identifies the evidence to retain, and connects written policy to the safeguards used every day.
- Know what applies
- Document the evidence
- Make the safeguard operational
A defensible path
- 01
Confirm the requirement
Separate what is required from recommendations and vendor language.
- 02
Map it to your environment
Connect the rule to people, devices, data, vendors, and current procedures.
- 03
Close and document the gaps
Prioritize changes and keep evidence that the process is being followed.
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