SEQORASee exactly what a HIPAA Security Risk Assessment looks like
Most practices have never seen a real one. This is a redacted executive summary in the exact format clients receive: the findings, the risk ratings, and the remediation roadmap that OCR expects a practice to have on file.
From the sample report below. A typical specialty practice that has never had a formal assessment lands in this range, and most findings are fixed with configuration and policy changes, not new spending.
Your entire ePHI environment
Administrative, physical, and technical safeguards across the EHR, email, workstations, vendors, and backups. Evidence comes from staff interviews, configuration review, and a physical walkthrough, not a questionnaire.
A report you can hand to OCR
A signed, dated risk analysis built on HHS OCR guidance and the NIST SP 800-30 model. Every finding is rated by likelihood and impact, with a full risk register, BAA inventory, and compliance scorecard.
A 30/60/90-day plan
Findings are sequenced for risk reduction per dollar and per staff hour. Days 1 to 30 stop the bleeding, 31 to 60 build the paper trail, 61 to 90 prove resilience. Your team can actually execute it.
The sample report
A redacted executive summary. All findings and client details are representative composites. The full deliverable includes the complete 17-item risk register, ePHI flow inventory, policy gap analysis, and evidence appendix.
Want an honest read on where your practice stands?
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