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iv. Security, Data & Investigations
Healthcare evidence has its own rules. We bring the clinical fluency and the license.
Where healthcare meets investigation.
Where healthcare meets investigation.
Investigations and security teams increasingly hit healthcare matters they aren’t built for — clinical records, coding, PHI, and a cybersecurity regime that just tightened. The Change Healthcare breach exposed roughly 192.7 million people, and HHS’s proposed HIPAA Security Rule would make encryption and multi-factor authentication mandatory. Healthcare evidence has to be collected and read with clinical fluency and a chain of custody that holds.
The engagement
Clinically-fluent investigative findings; PHI-aware evidence handling; a cybersecurity controls read against the current bar; and experts who testify.
On engagement — intake: matter, evidence, and PHI posture. Active phase — investigation, controls review, and analysis with chain of custody. Resolution — exhibit-ready findings and testimony.
Regulatory context
The bar for healthcare data is rising fast. HHS’s proposed HIPAA Security Rule overhaul (Jan 2025) would mandate encryption of ePHI and multi-factor authentication; the HHS Healthcare & Public Health Cybersecurity Performance Goals set the structure; and healthcare carries the costliest breaches of any industry ($7.42M average, 2025). An investigation that touches PHI — and the controls review behind it — now has to meet that bar to hold up.
Frequently asked
Why bring Precisian into a healthcare matter?
Clinical fluency plus licensed investigative authority (PI + CFE) and PHI-aware handling — most security teams have one of those, not all three.
Do you support payer SIUs?
Yes — FWA scheme identification and case development.
Can you assess our cybersecurity posture?
Yes — controls review against the HIPAA Security Rule and the HHS performance goals, with PHI risk assessment.
Are you a law firm?
No — we’re what your matter is missing: clinical fluency with a PI license behind it. Expert consultants and licensed investigators, working alongside counsel, qualified to testify. Nothing here is legal advice.
30 minutes. No pitch. We open the case file together — and recommend the next step.