How MSPs Can Get Into the HIPAA Compliance Market
Healthcare IT can be a profitable niche for MSPs, and it's an area that's grown rapidly since 2013. But it comes with its own set of complexities. Here's one place where MSPs can get help what they need to break into this market.
Recently we had the honor of interviewing visionary David Sims from South Carolina. He is the owner of the renowned website HIPAAforMSPS.com. This site was created to serve MSP’s who are looking to branch off into the Healthcare IT sector, but don’t know how to go about it.
Healthcare IT is an extremely profitable niche for MSPs to enter into because of its exponential growth since 2013. However, with such a lucrative niche comes a colossal obstacle.
Government compliance
David Sims has first-hand experience with the difficulties associated with the Healthcare IT industry. In our interview he explained how in 2013 the United States government passed a new law that made it illegal for MSPs to serve any healthcare-related businesses, without first being HIPAA compliant.
This has become a major issue to many MSPs, and I’m assuming that’s why you’re here.
How do you stay up to date, compliant, and get the right training without wasting your time filtering through the flood of new information? Or if you’re already compliant, do you know how to maintain this compliance?
David Sims offers a revolutionary membership program that compiles everything you need to know about becoming, and staying HIPAA compliant. He also offers a high-quality HIPAA certification program, which lets you brag about how specialized you are to your prospective clients.
“It was hard find prepackaged information for HIPAA compliance. I wasted countless hours reading random articles on the topic. It’s such a battle to figure out what applies and what’s accurate.” says Sims
Between now and 2020 there’s going to be a giant flux for MSP’s to capitalize on the healthcare IT niche. So it’s financially smart to be HIPAA compliant.
“I have a team of experts to drive success for our customers. We have articles, we have webinars, we have video training series for you or your employees to watch. The list goes on: discount vendor services, documents and checklists so that you can assess the client.” Sims eagerly explains.