EMRFlow
EMRFlow
HIPAA Starter Kit
Open your private practice with the paperwork done right. Privacy, consent, and intake templates, ready to fill in and hand to your attorney.
No $3,000 legal bill. No weekend lost to a blank Google Doc.
Every therapist opening a practice hits the same wall: the Notice of Privacy Practices, the consents, the Business Associate Agreement you sign with your vendors. So you stall, or you pay an attorney a few thousand dollars you don't have yet just to get started.
This kit hands you the organized draft instead of the blank page. Every document is modeled on federal HHS sample language and current rules, written in plain language with clearly marked blanks, so the one attorney review you do is fast and cheap.
What you get
Plus a Start Here guide and a Practice Profile Worksheet, so you fill your details in once and the kit comes together.
No 80-page enterprise manual you will never read. Just what an independent practice actually needs.
Fill in your practice name once with the worksheet and the kit comes together.
Built around HIPAA, the Security Rule, and the No Surprises Act.
Word documents you can brand and reuse, plus ready-to-print PDFs.
The template set was reviewed by a healthcare attorney before release.
The team that builds HIPAA-aligned documentation software for licensed therapists.
Instant. Word + PDF.
The worksheet carries your details through every document.
Hand your attorney an organized draft, not a blank page.
Open your practice with the foundation in place.
No. These are professional templates and educational materials. Have an attorney licensed in your state review them before use. Buying them does not create an attorney-client relationship.
No document set can do that by itself. Being aligned is about what your practice does day to day. These give you the written foundation the rules expect, ready for your attorney to finalize.
Editable Word documents you can open, fill in, and brand, plus ready-to-print PDFs. You download them instantly.
Most new practices use the patient-facing forms (1 to 6) on day one, send the BAA (7) to each vendor, and keep the policies and risk assessment (8 and 9) on file. The Good Faith Estimate (10) is for self-pay clients.
Yes. The kit includes a dedicated telehealth consent, and the electronic communications consent covers email and text.
The organized starting point that takes the paperwork off your plate, for a fraction of what it costs to draft from scratch.