Medcurity Introduces a Better Way for Healthcare and Its Vendors to Build Trust
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Washingtoner -- Medcurity today introduced Trust Center for business associates and Vendor Risk Management for covered entities, bringing a simpler, more connected approach to one of healthcare's most persistent operational headaches: verifying vendor security, managing business associate agreements, and keeping evidence current.

Healthcare runs on partnerships. Yet behind those partnerships, teams are often chasing the same things: a signed business associate agreement (BAA), a completed security questionnaire, an updated policy, or proof that an identified risk has been addressed. Covered entities struggle to see which vendors need attention. Vendors repeatedly assemble the same documentation for different customers. As those relationships multiply, so does the work.

Medcurity's work with healthcare organizations and their vendors across the nation brought this issue to light over and over. The team created these tools to ease the burden and take stress out of the vendor-provider relationship.

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"Every healthcare partnership should begin with confidence. Instead, it begins with a document chase," said Joe Gellatly, CEO of Medcurity. "Healthcare teams need to know who they can trust with patient information. Vendors need a better way to demonstrate the work they've done. We built these tools to make both easier, so organizations can move forward with strong relationships and less friction."

For covered entities, a clear view of vendor risk:

Vendor Risk Management helps healthcare organizations replace scattered records with consistent, documented oversight. Teams can screen and classify vendors, request security assessments, review evidence, prioritize follow-up, and connect BAAs to the relationships they support. The result is a clearer path from initial review to ongoing accountability.

For vendors, a stronger way to demonstrate trust:

Trust Center gives business associates a dedicated place to present their security and privacy programs and share supporting evidence with customers. Vendors can organize documentation in a consistent, controlled experience instead of rebuilding the same package for every request. This reduces repetitive work and helps customer reviews move forward.

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Built around the work healthcare actually does:

These tools extend Medcurity's healthcare compliance platform, connecting the work of managing compliance with the work of demonstrating it. Covered entities gain visibility. Vendors gain a clearer way to show readiness. Both gain time to focus on the partnership.

About Medcurity

Headquartered in Spokane, Washington, Medcurity provides healthcare compliance software and guidance that help covered entities and business associates protect patient information, manage risk, and demonstrate their security and privacy programs. Medcurity brings clarity and confidence to the everyday work of HIPAA compliance.

Contact

Medcurity
509-867-3645
http://medcurity.com
157 S. Howard Street, Suite 603
Spokane, WA 99201