Sentinel assembles and maintains the current operating evidence needed to respond without recreating the record under pressure.
Take the readiness self-assessmentResults are immediate and ungated. No PHI required. When your evidence is current, we will tell you.
Answer them honestly in your head first. Then let the test place each one in an evidence state.
Is the latest security-risk and corrective-action record available?
Can the practice show current training evidence?
Is the incident-response documentation current?
Are vendor and business-associate records available?
Can the required evidence be packaged without recreating it?
A payer or reviewer asking for documentation wants two things: what was assessed, and what happened next. The standalone Security Risk Analysis — $2,895, published — delivers both in writing: the dated assessment, and a Remediation Register showing every finding owned, dated, and tracked to closure.
See the Security Risk AnalysisMost of the work is performed by Sentinel. The practice identifies one point of contact, provides existing records, and participates in two short review meetings.
Your office manager stays in control of decisions — Sentinel carries the tracking, verification, and assembly. This is support for the person carrying the practice, not an inspection of them.
Because an insurance renewal or outside request is in play, the clock matters: the evidence has to be current, packaged, and producible on someone else’s timeline — without being recreated under pressure.
Illustrative only. Your result reflects your answers — including confirmation when the record is in good shape.
Surgery-center and laser-service operations tend to draw detailed renewal questionnaires — the record needs to be producible per provider and location.
Sedation and radiology operations mean insurers ask for specific, dated evidence — not descriptions of processes.
You can start managed compliance directly — no assessment required — and Sentinel takes over the record with this change noted. Or run the adaptive self-assessment first: you will see what you report having on hand, what is not confirmed, and what may need action — and the recommended next step for exactly this event.
Discuss Managed ComplianceNo PHI required. No obligation to replace what is working. When your evidence is current, we will tell you.