ACCORIAN Joins Civitas Networks for Health

Accorian, today announced it has joined Civitas Networks for Health, the largest national network of its kind. Civitas is comprised of member organizations working to use health information exchange, health data, and multi-stakeholder, cross-sector approaches to improve health.

Accorian is a leader in providing cybersecurity and compliance services, with a special focus on the healthcare and health technology industry.

The company works with its clients to reduce their security risks and assist companies of all sizes to achieve their necessary cybersecurity compliance(s). As an external HITRUST assessor firm, and have helped companies achieve HITRUST certification along with SOC 2 and ISO certifications.

“With Accorian’s focus on heath, becoming a member of Civitas allows us to further that focus with the health collaboratives. We hope to continue working with HIEs to strengthen their security and compliance posture,” said Accorian CEO Premal Parikh.

Civitas Networks for Health is excited to have Accorian join our national network,” said Civitas CEO Lisa Bari. “We are raising the voices of local health collaboratives and those providing critical services to support health transformation. From the secure exchange of life-saving data to the accountability of multi-stakeholder initiatives, our member organizations have built the most trusted, connected, and inventive programs to serve their communities.”

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