HIPAA and health information privacy
Last Updated: January 2025
TXLLabs is a software provider, not a healthcare provider. We provide EMR/RCM/EHR software solutions to healthcare practices and institutions. We do not provide medical treatment, diagnosis, or healthcare services.
As a provider of healthcare software systems, TXLLabs operates as a Business Associate under HIPAA regulations. We provide software platforms that healthcare providers use to manage patient information, billing, and clinical documentation.
TXLLabs provides software solutions that enable healthcare providers to:
We do not provide healthcare services, medical treatment, or make healthcare decisions. All healthcare decisions and services are provided by the healthcare practices that use our software.
Our software platforms may process, store, or transmit Protected Health Information (PHI) on behalf of healthcare providers who use our systems. As a Business Associate, we are required to:
We implement industry-standard security measures to protect PHI, including:
If you are a patient of a healthcare provider using TXLLabs software, your privacy rights regarding your health information are managed by your healthcare provider, not by TXLLabs. You should contact your healthcare provider directly to:
All healthcare providers using TXLLabs software enter into Business Associate Agreements that define our responsibilities regarding PHI. These agreements ensure compliance with HIPAA requirements and establish the framework for protecting patient information.
In the event of a security incident or breach affecting PHI, we will notify affected healthcare providers in accordance with HIPAA requirements and our Business Associate Agreements. Healthcare providers are responsible for notifying affected patients as required by law.
For questions about our software's HIPAA compliance or data security practices, please contact:
TXLLabs Privacy Officer
Email: privacy@txllabs.com
Phone: [Contact Number]
Note: For questions about your personal health information or to exercise your HIPAA rights, please contact your healthcare provider directly.