5010 Assessment

Is your organization ready? What is the impact of retrofitting your systems and processes to leverage the 5010 mandated standard? How much will it cost and how long will it take? Other than compliance with a federal mandate, what are the business benefits?

WPC not only understands the proposed standards but understands their intent in driving business processes to achieve cost savings. WPC can quickly and cost effectively answer all of these questions. For more information and to schedule WPC’s 5010 Assessment, Click Here.

5010 Education

WPC provides detailed and customer-tailored instructor-led onsite or offsite classes addressing the changes from 4010A1 to 5010.

WPC is the preferred provider for HIPAA education & training services for the largest entities in the health care industry and is a trusted source of 5010 subject matter expertise for the largest software companies as well. WPC has prepared a 5-day training course specifically for learning the intricacies and opportunities between the current and proposed HIPAA mandates. We also provide a one-day course specifically on Understanding HIPAA EDI. Computer-based training modules on HIPAA-related topics are coming soon.

The WPC difference – A Real Authority

WPC provided documentation of the highest quality for the earliest Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) implementations, in the transportation, grocery, retail, warehousing, petroleum, and telecommunications industries, among others. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) implementation has had a significant impact on the health care and insurance industry. WPC is the publisher for all of the Subcommittees of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) for EDI, X12, including the Insurance Subcommittee, X12N. As such, WPC publishes the X12N Implementation Guides currently mandated for use under HIPAA along with the 005010 counterparts that are expected to be mandated in the near future. The adoption and mandate of the 005010 version, along with other related standards such as ICD-10 are commonly referred to as HIPAA 2.0.