Business Compliance
HIPAA, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, the USA PATRIOT Act, the California Security Breach Notification Law, 21 CFR Part II and many others are requiring compliance across a variety of industries and businesses.
Regulatory compliance involves not just the legal department but often staff members, business processes and systems across your entire organization. Often time-consuming and difficult to achieve, it can seem like yet another burden distracting employees from their day-to-day activities of satisfying customers and growing new business. Yet, done well, regulatory compliance can also be a source of competitive advantage, streamlining business processes and procedures, opening new opportunities and capabilities, and releasing information to support better decision making throughout your organization.
ASC answers this need by building around Computer Associates cost-effective solutions to provide a variety of powerful capabilities for automating the collection and analysis of compliance information from the multiple platforms across extended organizations to aid visibility and decision-making with respect to regulatory compliance. Protecting information privacy and security, analyzing fraudulent claims, and managing and auditing system and information changes are just a few of the ways CA's solutions support regulatory compliance activities. They also help with automation, provide protection against unauthorized actions and identify noncompliant activities.
Healthcare organizations confront numerous challenges in their effort to increase efficiency and deliver quality patient care. These challenges include implementing solutions for privacy control to protect patient information, such as those described in the U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and reducing medical errors and thereby achieving competitive advantage.
ASC provides solutions for the healthcare industry with innovative, industry-leading technologies to address the many challenges that both technical and business-focused healthcare professionals face. These solutions include:
- Tools that address security concerns and privacy regulations, such as HIPAA
- Applications to improve the quality of patient care
- The ability to proactively monitor and forecast financial and clinical outcome
- Tools to reduce administrative and IT staffing costs and ensure high availability of life-critical systems
By utilizing these solutions, healthcare professionals realize benefits such as safe, reliable, and cost-effective access to applications and patient information while patient information remains private. In addition, professionals can offer a more efficient and more personalized quality of care while improving their productivity. By proactively monitoring data, providers control financial and clinical outcomes, as well as occupancy and fraud prediction. Finally, overall administrative costs can be lowered, allowing providers to be more cost-competitive.
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