Freeland Systems Partners with Amazon.com to Provide a "Cloud" Computing Platform to Facilitate HIPAA Compliant Customer Service
Freeland’s Amazon S3 relationship provides Freeland’s long-term archiving customers a platform built on the same robust technology that Amazon.com uses to run its global web properties.
Venice, FL, March 09, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Freeland Systems today announced that it is leveraging the Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) from Amazon.com to build HIPAA-complaint storage applications within its proprietary line of AccessPoint technology.
Freeland Systems provides a complete suite of electronic image and structured report management solutions for Cardiology, Phlebology, Radiology, Vascular, Cath, Molecular Imaging and Echocardiography all of which are subject to HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) compliance regulations. In the U.S., patient medical records are protected under HIPAA. HIPAA security safeguards also require in-depth auditing capabilities, data back-up procedures and disaster recovery mechanisms.
The proliferation of Data Centers and “Cloud” technology make off-site back up storage readily available and relatively inexpensive. The problem is that all Data Centers and “Cloud” technology are not created and/or utilized equally. Many do not have the sophistication or infrastructure in place to comply with HIPAA requirements. Patient records can easily be lost, stolen or accessed inappropriately. Freeland’s Amazon S3 relationship provides Freeland’s long-term archiving customers a platform built on the same robust technology that Amazon.com uses to run its global web properties. For more detailed information relative to Amazon.com’s HIPAA compliant privacy and security controls please visit http://aws.amazon.com/s3/.
About Freeland Systems, LLC
Freeland Systems, LLC has a 30 year history of providing digital image management technology to the health care industry. The company developed the proprietary line of AccessPoint technology which includes structured reporting, viewing, archiving and EMR/EHR integrations. Focus on value pricing and clinical efficiencies make the technology particularly attractive to the smaller cardiology practices and the growing vein care market. The latest software release includes features especially designed to efficiently address the needs of the medical practices that have not yet upgraded to digital technology and/or structured reporting.
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Freeland Systems provides a complete suite of electronic image and structured report management solutions for Cardiology, Phlebology, Radiology, Vascular, Cath, Molecular Imaging and Echocardiography all of which are subject to HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) compliance regulations. In the U.S., patient medical records are protected under HIPAA. HIPAA security safeguards also require in-depth auditing capabilities, data back-up procedures and disaster recovery mechanisms.
The proliferation of Data Centers and “Cloud” technology make off-site back up storage readily available and relatively inexpensive. The problem is that all Data Centers and “Cloud” technology are not created and/or utilized equally. Many do not have the sophistication or infrastructure in place to comply with HIPAA requirements. Patient records can easily be lost, stolen or accessed inappropriately. Freeland’s Amazon S3 relationship provides Freeland’s long-term archiving customers a platform built on the same robust technology that Amazon.com uses to run its global web properties. For more detailed information relative to Amazon.com’s HIPAA compliant privacy and security controls please visit http://aws.amazon.com/s3/.
About Freeland Systems, LLC
Freeland Systems, LLC has a 30 year history of providing digital image management technology to the health care industry. The company developed the proprietary line of AccessPoint technology which includes structured reporting, viewing, archiving and EMR/EHR integrations. Focus on value pricing and clinical efficiencies make the technology particularly attractive to the smaller cardiology practices and the growing vein care market. The latest software release includes features especially designed to efficiently address the needs of the medical practices that have not yet upgraded to digital technology and/or structured reporting.
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www.freelandsystems.com
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