Hipafy does the heavy lifting on your HIPAA compliance documentation — risk assessments, privacy policies, BAAs, and training records, all tailored to your practice. Built so you can focus on patients, not paperwork.
HIPAA requires dozens of documents, annual reviews, signed vendor agreements, staff training records, and documented incident response plans. Most small practices have none of this — and don't know where to start.
One audit. One breach. One patient complaint. That's all it takes for a fine that could close your practice.
From zero documentation to a complete, audit-ready compliance package — in under 30 minutes.
Tell us about your practice — your software, staff size, how you communicate with patients. Plain language, no legal jargon.
Hipafy generates your HIPAA compliance documents based on your answers — tailored to your practice, vendors, and state. Ready to review, sign, and file.
Annual reminders, regulation updates, BAA expiry alerts, and ongoing monitoring — handled so you never fall behind.
Not generic templates. Documents generated from your actual answers, with your practice name, your vendors, your staff count. Review them, sign them, file them. Hipafy handles the generation — you remain responsible for your compliance program.
Takes 5 minutes. No credit card. See your gaps instantly.
Answer honestly — we're here to help, not judge.
Pay annually and save 2 months. 7-day free preview on all plans — see the platform before you commit.
We are onboarding founding practices one by one. Join the waitlist and we will reach out personally within 48 hours. Founding practice pricing is locked in permanently -- it will increase at general launch.
Hipafy is in private beta. We want every founding practice to have a perfect experience -- so we are onboarding slowly and personally, not opening the floodgates. Your spot on the list is your place in the queue.
Short, practical, built for busy clinicians. Five focused modules, a 10-question knowledge check, and a dated certificate that satisfies 45 CFR §164.530(b). Official HHS sources linked throughout.