Workspace is on sale for your first year. Use code FALL39
Start with WorkspaceWorkspace is on sale for your first year. Use code FALL39
Start with WorkspaceBUSINESS ASSOCIATE AGREEMENT
If your clinical workflow involves protected health information, vendor agreements matter. Review AutoNotes' Business Associate Agreement and security resources as part of your organization's evaluation.
Review agreement terms before sharing protected health information.
01
A BAA addresses permitted uses and disclosures of PHI and establishes contractual responsibilities between covered entities and business associates.
02
Your privacy and compliance team can assess the agreement alongside the vendor's security documentation and operational practices.
03
A signed BAA alone does not make every workflow HIPAA compliant. Configuration, policies, training, and appropriate use still matter.
A CLINICIAN-LED WORKFLOW
From preparation to final documentation, AutoNotes fits into your existing clinical workflow. Review client context before the session, stay focused on care during the visit, and generate a structured note afterward. Simply review, make any necessary edits, and finalize the documentation for your clinical record.
CONNECTED CLINICAL WORKFLOWS
Review privacy considerations across the full documentation workflow.
Consider documentation workflows for clinicians and practice leaders.
Follow a documentation workflow that fits virtual care.
AutoNotes is designed for behavioral health documentation workflows. Clinicians remain responsible for reviewing, correcting, and approving generated content before it enters the clinical record. For details on privacy practices, security, and applicable agreements, visit the Trust Center. Confirm plan-specific availability on the Pricing page.
Business Associate Agreement. It is a contract used under HIPAA when a business associate handles PHI on behalf of a covered entity or another business associate.
Not in every situation. The requirement depends on the parties' roles and whether the service involves PHI under HIPAA.
No. HIPAA obligations also involve security safeguards, appropriate uses and disclosures, policies, and actual operational practices.
You can review the published document here.
