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Privacy

HIPAA Privacy Rule Training

Learn how patients' rights, permissible uses of PHI, and required safeguards apply to every member of your workforce.

35 min

HIPAA

Privacy

HIPAA Security Rule Training

Master the technical and administrative safeguards that protect electronic PHI, from risk analysis to workforce responsibilities. Proposed changes (expected 2026) may expand these requirements.

35 min

HIPAA

Privacy

Telehealth Privacy & Compliance

Essential for teams delivering virtual care - state telehealth laws, platform security requirements, and consent obligations unique to remote visits.

20 min

HIPAA

Privacy

42 CFR Part 2: Protecting Substance Use Disorder Records

Substance use disorder records follow stricter privacy rules than standard PHI. Consent requirements, disclosure limits, what your team can and can't share.

20 min

SAMHSA

Privacy

Business Associate Awareness

Your guide to HIPAA Business Associate relationships - what makes a vendor a BA, what agreements are required, and how your team should manage them.

20 min

HIPAA

Safety

Sexual Harassment Prevention Training

Prepare your staff to recognize prohibited conduct, fulfill reporting obligations, and understand employer responsibilities under Title VII and state laws.

25 min

Title VII

Safety

Workplace Violence Prevention

De-escalation techniques, threat recognition, and reporting procedures. Your team handles difficult situations - here's how to keep everyone safer.

25 min

OSHA

Safety

OSHA General Safety for Healthcare

Everything your team needs to know about OSHA rights, hazard identification, injury recording, and the general duty clause for healthcare workplaces.

15 min

OSHA

Safety

OSHA Hazard Communication (HazCom)

GHS labels, Safety Data Sheets, right-to-know rules. Your team works with chemicals every day. Here's what they need to know.

15 min

OSHA

Safety

Emergency Preparedness

Emergency response plans, evacuation procedures, continuity of care. What does your team do when something goes wrong? This course answers that.

15 min

OSHA / CMS

Technology

Cybersecurity Awareness for Healthcare

Most data breaches start with human error. Build your team's defenses against social engineering, weak passwords, and other common attack vectors.

20 min

HIPAA Security

Technology

Phishing & Risk Analysis

Stop the most common cyberattack in healthcare. Learn to spot phishing attempts and conduct basic risk assessments to protect electronic patient data.

20 min

HIPAA Security

Technology

AI Safety & Smart Use in Healthcare

Reduce your risk of AI-related data privacy incidents. Covers responsible use in clinical and administrative workflows, bias awareness, and governance.

15 min

Emerging Standards

Clinical

Bloodborne Pathogens (OSHA)

Required knowledge for clinical staff - exposure control plans, universal precautions, PPE use, and post-exposure procedures mandated by OSHA.

20 min

OSHA

Clinical

Infection Control & Prevention

Standard precautions, hand hygiene, sterilization, transmission-based protocols. The basics that keep patients and staff safe.

25 min

OSHA

Clinical

TB Prevention for Healthcare Workers

Essential for teams with occupational exposure risk - TB transmission, skin testing requirements, respiratory protection, and workplace exposure controls.

15 min

OSHA / CDC

Compliance

CMS Fraud, Waste & Abuse (FWA)

Protect your organization from False Claims Act violations, anti-kickback risks, and CMS fraud penalties in Medicare and Medicaid billing.

25 min

CMS / OIG

Compliance

Compliance, Ethics & Fraud

Build your team's understanding of the seven OIG compliance program elements, ethical decision-making, and fraud awareness for healthcare organizations.

25 min

OIG

Compliance

Mandatory Reporting (Abuse & Neglect)

Every healthcare worker has a legal duty to report suspected abuse and neglect. Learn to recognize the signs, document properly, and follow reporting procedures.

20 min

State Law

Compliance

Documentation & Medical Records Compliance

Accurate records protect against audit findings. Documentation standards, retention requirements, and billing accuracy - what your team needs to get right.

20 min

CMS / State

State

Texas HB 300

Required for Texas healthcare employers - HB 300 consent rules for marketing, stricter ePHI protections, and penalties up to $1.5M per incident.

15 min

Texas Law

State

California CMIA + SB 1299

California imposes privacy protections stricter than federal HIPAA. Learn the CMIA and SB 1299 rules that apply to California healthcare employers.

15 min

California Law

State

New York State Compliance

Covers New York-specific requirements for licensed health professionals - infection control, mandatory reporting, harassment prevention, and workplace violence.

20 min

New York Law

State

Florida HIV/AIDS

Required for Florida healthcare practitioners at initial licensure and CE renewal - mandatory HIV/AIDS training under FL Statute 381.0034.

15 min

Florida Law

Illinois: Two additional courses required for healthcare employers

Sexual Harassment Prevention (IL addendum) - Illinois requires annual sexual harassment prevention training for all employees under the Illinois Human Rights Act (IHRA). Illinois healthcare employers must use Illinois-specific training that covers state law requirements beyond federal Title VII.

Workplace Violence Prevention (IL addendum) - Illinois healthcare facilities are required to provide workplace violence prevention training under the Healthcare Violence Prevention Act (775 ILCS 2). This is a state-specific requirement in addition to federal HIPAA and OSHA training obligations.

Patient Care

Age-Appropriate Care

Every patient deserves age-appropriate treatment. Developmental and psychosocial considerations from pediatric to geriatric - practical guidance your team can use.

15 min

CMS / Joint Commission

Patient Care

Cultural Competency & Health Literacy

Better outcomes start with culturally responsive care. Train on language access obligations and health literacy practices that reduce disparities.

15 min

HRSA / State

Patient Care

Advanced Healthcare Directives

Your guide to living wills, healthcare proxies, DNR orders, and honoring patient advance care planning documents in clinical practice.

15 min

Federal / State

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Training requirements vary by organization type, size, state, payer mix, and accreditation. This is a general guide, not legal advice. Consult your compliance officer for requirements specific to your organization.

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See which courses are required or recommended for your practice specialty.

Physician Practices & Medical Groups - 18 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
OSHA HazComRequiredOSHA
CMS FWARequiredCMS (if billing Medicare/Medicaid)
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRecommendedOIG
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedCMS
Infection ControlRecommendedOSHA + state boards
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
Phishing & Risk AnalysisRecommendedHIPAA Security
Cultural CompetencyRecommendedHRSA / State
TB PreventionRecommendedOSHA
Telehealth PrivacyRecommendedHIPAA
AI SafetyRecommendedEmerging Standards

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required for applicable license types. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies to licensed providers. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for this practice type.

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Dental Offices - 15 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA (high exposure)
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
OSHA HazComRequiredOSHA (chemicals, mercury, disinfectants)
Infection ControlRequiredState dental boards + OSHA
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedDental board
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
TB PreventionRecommendedOSHA (aerosol-generating procedures)
Cultural CompetencyRecommendedState (CA, NY, NJ)
CMS FWARecommendedCMS (if billing Medicaid)
Emergency PreparednessRecommendedState dental board CE

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies to licensed dental professionals. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention addendum applies.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for dental offices.

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Urgent Care Centers - 17 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
OSHA HazComRequiredOSHA
Infection ControlRequiredOSHA, AAAHC (if accredited)
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
CMS FWARecommendedCMS (if billing Medicare/Medicaid)
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRecommendedOIG
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedCMS
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
Emergency PreparednessRecommendedAAAHC (if accredited)
TB PreventionRecommendedOSHA
Workplace Violence PreventionRecommendedOSHA
Telehealth PrivacyRecommendedHIPAA

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for urgent care centers.

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Home Health Agencies - 19 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
OSHA HazComRequiredOSHA
CMS FWARequiredCMS CoP
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRequiredOIG
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Infection ControlRequiredCMS CoP
Emergency PreparednessRequiredCMS CoP
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedCMS CoP
TB PreventionRecommendedOSHA
Cultural CompetencyRecommendedHRSA / State
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
Telehealth PrivacyRecommendedHIPAA
Age-Appropriate CareRecommendedCMS
Advanced Healthcare DirectivesRecommendedFederal

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for home health agencies.

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Behavioral Health & SUD Treatment - 18 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
42 CFR Part 2RequiredSAMHSA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRequiredOIG
CMS FWARequiredCMS (if billing Medicare/Medicaid)
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Workplace Violence PreventionRequiredOSHA / CARF
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedCARF / Joint Commission
Cultural CompetencyRecommendedCARF
Emergency PreparednessRecommendedCARF
Infection ControlRecommendedOSHA
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
Advanced Healthcare DirectivesRecommendedFederal
Telehealth PrivacyRecommendedHIPAA

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for behavioral health facilities.

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Chiropractic Offices - 12 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedChiropractic board
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
CMS FWARecommendedCMS (if billing Medicare/Medicaid)
Infection ControlRecommendedState boards + OSHA
Cultural CompetencyRecommendedState (CA, NY, NJ)

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for chiropractic offices.

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Physical Therapy & Rehab Clinics - 14 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedCMS / State PT board
CMS FWARecommendedCMS (if billing Medicare/Medicaid)
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRecommendedOIG
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
Infection ControlRecommendedOSHA + state boards
Cultural CompetencyRecommendedState (CA, NY, NJ)
Telehealth PrivacyRecommendedHIPAA

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for PT/rehab clinics.

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Ambulatory Surgery Centers - 13 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
OSHA HazComRequiredOSHA
Infection ControlRequiredCMS CoP / AAAHC
Emergency PreparednessRequiredCMS CoP
CMS FWARequiredCMS (if billing Medicare/Medicaid)
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedCMS
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for ASCs.

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Pharmacies - 11 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
OSHA HazComRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
CMS FWARequiredCMS Medicare Part D
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRequiredDEA + OIG
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Bloodborne PathogensRecommendedOSHA (if offering immunizations)
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedPharmacy board

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for pharmacies.

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Mental Health Private Practices - 14 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
42 CFR Part 2RequiredSAMHSA (if treating SUD)
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedState licensing boards
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
Phishing & Risk AnalysisRecommendedHIPAA Security
Telehealth PrivacyRecommendedHIPAA
Cultural CompetencyRecommendedState (CA, NY, NJ)
CMS FWARecommendedCMS (if billing Medicare/Medicaid)
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRecommendedOIG
Advanced Healthcare DirectivesRecommendedFederal

Note: OSHA clinical safety courses (Bloodborne Pathogens, HazCom, General Safety) are not listed because office-based mental health practices typically have no bloodborne pathogen or chemical exposure risk.

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for mental health practices.

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Community Health Centers (FQHCs) - 15 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Bloodborne PathogensRequiredOSHA
OSHA General SafetyRequiredOSHA
OSHA HazComRequiredOSHA
CMS FWARequiredCMS / Federal
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRequiredOIG
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
Cultural CompetencyRequiredHRSA
Infection ControlRecommendedOSHA
Emergency PreparednessRecommendedHRSA
Business Associate AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA
Cybersecurity AwarenessRecommendedHIPAA Security
TB PreventionRecommendedOSHA

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for FQHCs.

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Telehealth Providers - 12 courses applicable
Course Status Authority
HIPAA Privacy RuleRequiredHIPAA
HIPAA Security RuleRequiredHIPAA
Telehealth Privacy & ComplianceRequiredHIPAA + State
Cybersecurity AwarenessRequiredHIPAA Security
Phishing & Risk AnalysisRequiredHIPAA Security
Business Associate AwarenessRequiredHIPAA
Mandatory ReportingRequiredState Law
Sexual Harassment PreventionRequiredTitle VII + state laws
CMS FWARecommendedCMS (if billing Medicare/Medicaid)
Compliance, Ethics & FraudRecommendedOIG
Documentation & Medical RecordsRecommendedCMS
AI SafetyRecommendedEmerging Standards

If you operate in California: California CMIA + SB 1299 is also required. If you operate in Texas: Texas HB 300 is also required. If you operate in Florida: Florida HIV/AIDS is also required. If you operate in New York: New York State Compliance applies. If you operate in Illinois: IL Sexual Harassment Prevention and IL Healthcare Violence Prevention addendums apply.

State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here.

Note: Proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule (expected 2026) may expand Security Rule requirements for telehealth providers.

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Regulatory Disclaimer

Training requirements vary by organization type, size, state, payer mix, and accreditation. This guide reflects common federal and state requirements as of March 2026 and is not legal advice. Consult your compliance officer or legal counsel for requirements specific to your organization. State-specific content currently covers CA, TX, FL, NY, and IL. Additional states may have requirements not listed here. Last reviewed: March 2026.