The February 16, 2026 compliance date has passed, so programs are expected to be aligned now. For a program without a compliance officer, Part 2 alignment is the first month of that function. Start with the free Self-Check: it runs in your environment and tells you, element by element, whether your posted notice reflects the rule. The Alignment Review goes wider, across the ten areas the rule changed, and is also sold on its own.
A structured read of your posted notice against the rule's required elements. It runs in your environment, leaves your documents with you, and returns a plain checklist of what the 2024 rule requires and what your posted notice is missing.
Two paths, and they are alternatives. Inside the compliance officer function, Part 2 is the first work and then stays current. On its own, the Alignment Review is a one-time read you act on yourself.
HIPAA and Part 2 run by one practitioner. If your risk analysis is current, month one goes to Part 2: your notice, consent forms and policies read against the 2024 rule and brought up to it. If it is not, month one is the risk analysis, billed at the assessment price, and Part 2 is next in the queue. Larger or multi-site alignment runs here too. How the function works.
I read your posted notice and actual documents against the 2024 rule and return a gap list prioritized by enforcement exposure. Buy it at checkout, or scope it on a call first. Buy the Review · What it produces.
Single-site programs that also want the corrected documents: Small-Program Alignment, $1,250, with a 20% discount for nonprofit and public programs (reach out for the code). Before either path, the free Self-Check checks your posted notice against the § 2.22(b)(1) required elements.
Bring your posted notice and we'll scope an Alignment Review. No PHI, no patient records: templates and posted documents only.
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