HIPAA Compliance Checklist for Small Medical Practices
Review HIPAA responsibilities, patient-data workflows and vendors with this small-practice checklist from Cunningham Law. Prepare your questions for Kim.
Read the articleVeterans’ benefitsYour service matters.
Your service matters.
So does what comes next.
Clear guidance and personal attention for veterans and surviving family members navigating the VA benefits system.
Veterans · Surviving family membersSupport for the
Support for the
road ahead.
A benefits matter is more than a file. It affects the person behind it and the people who depend on them. Kim approaches this work with clarity, persistence and a personal connection to military service.
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Understanding your situation
Start with the decision or question that brought you here. Kim works with veterans and families to understand the issue and discuss whether representation is appropriate.
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VA benefits representation
Kim is accredited by the Department of Veterans Affairs to represent veterans. Her practice includes matters before the VA and the Board of Veterans’ Appeals.
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Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
Kim is admitted to practice before the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. Discuss the stage of your matter and the kind of assistance you need.
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A personal connection
Kim’s father served in the Marine Corps and her husband served in the Air Force. Their service is part of the personal commitment she brings to this practice.
Before we beginA few useful
A few useful
questions.
Every engagement begins with understanding your circumstances and agreeing on the scope of the work.
Can I ask about a denied claim?
Yes. Start with a general inquiry about the decision and the support you are seeking. A review of the actual decision is needed before discussing the appropriate next step.
Does Kim work with surviving family members?
Yes. Kim assists surviving family members with veterans’ benefits matters.
Should I send my records through this website?
No. Keep the initial inquiry general. The firm will provide instructions for sharing sensitive information if needed.
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Received a healthcare audit letter? Organize the request, records and response responsibilities, then discuss the next steps with Kim Cunningham.
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Does HIPAA Apply to Your DPC or Cash-Pay Practice?
Does HIPAA apply to a DPC or cash-pay practice? Understand the key questions about transactions and vendors before discussing your practice with Kim Cunningham.
Read the articleA clear next stepLet's talk about
Let's talk about
what you need.
Tell Kim a little about what brought you here. Start with a conversation about your priorities and the support you need.