Is your practice website missing a notice or tracking something it shouldn't?
We check your website for the privacy, tracking, notice and consent items healthcare practices are expected to get right, and flag what to review with your compliance advisor.
- Built for dental & medical practices
- For doctors, by doctors
- Google Premier Partner
Example practice. Your report uses your own data.
8 checkpoints, scored and ranked
Every item is rated pass, improve or fix first, so you know what to do first.
From your practice name to a clear plan
- Tell us your practiceyour website address. That's all we need to start.
- We run the checksPublic data only: no logins, no patient information.
- Get your score and fixesYour report arrives by email within one business day. Walk through it with us in a free 30-minute demo if you want.
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About the Compliance Audit
Is this legal advice?
No. The audit flags items to review based on public information on your website. Review the results with your attorney or compliance advisor before making decisions.
Are tracking pixels allowed on healthcare websites?
It depends on the page. HHS guidance says HIPAA applies to tracking on authenticated pages such as patient portals, and it can apply on pages where patients schedule appointments or enter health information. In June 2024 a federal court vacated part of that guidance for some public pages, so practices should review each page with their compliance advisor.
What does the free Compliance Audit check?
It checks 8 items: notice of privacy practices, tracking on patient pages, secure forms, nondiscrimination and language notices, good faith estimate notice, texting and email consent, reviews and testimonials, cookies and state privacy laws. Each one is rated pass, improve or fix first, so you know what to do first.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no cost and no obligation. We email your report, and you can walk through it with us in a free 30-minute demo if you want.
Do you need logins or patient information?
No. The audit uses public information only. Please never enter patient health information.