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“We have been consistently well served by DataTel since 2017… cybersecurity and compliance services have seamlessly grown with us without interruption.”
— CIO, 500 Employee Non-Profit Mental Health Organization
Can Your Organization Remain Compliant when 42 CFR Part 2 is Enforced?
A short, focused assessment that shows where substance use disorder data is most exposed, how compliance breaks down in real operations, and what to address first — without disrupting care.
Answer a few questions. Get a clear readiness snapshot instantly.
In mental and behavioral health, compliance isn’t just about policies.
It’s about protecting highly sensitive substance use disorder records, controlling access across clinical and administrative teams, and ensuring your organization can demonstrate compliance when regulators, auditors, or legal counsel ask hard questions.
A single gap — shared credentials, over-permissioned staff, unclear consent handling, or incomplete logging — can trigger violations within minutes. Access spreads. Audit trails fail. Regulatory exposure escalates fast.
The 42 CFR Part 2 Readiness Assessment gives you clarity on where your organization is most vulnerable, how enforcement risk shows up in day-to-day workflows, and what to fix first to stay defensible.
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— CFO, 200 Employee Mental and Behavioral Health Provider
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— Administrator, 50 Employee PCP Practice
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— IT Director, 120 Employee Public Health Organization
Why 42 CFR Part 2 Risk Escalates So Quickly
Most compliance failures don’t start with obvious violations.
They begin with small, everyday access decisions that compound across EHRs, file sharing, email, vendors, and remote work. These gaps often stay invisible until enforcement, an incident, or an audit puts them under scrutiny.
Sensitive data spreads faster than expected
Substance use disorder records often touch more systems and roles than intended. Over time, access expands beyond what Part 2 allows.
Evidence breaks down under pressure
Controls may exist, but logging is incomplete. Consent handling is inconsistent. When asked to prove compliance, teams scramble.
Regulatory scrutiny follows immediately
Once Part 2 enforcement is triggered, leadership must demonstrate readiness and control — not intentions or future plans.
What the 42 CFR Part 2 Cyber Risk Readiness Toolkit Reveals
In under 10 minutes, you get a clear, practical view of how prepared your organization really is — so gaps are identified before they become violations.
Access Control Readiness
How well sensitive SUD data is restricted, segmented, and documented across staff and systems.
Exposure Pathways
Where Part 2 data is most likely to spread through shared access, vendors, or connected platforms.
Audit & Enforcement Reality Check
Whether your controls, logging, and consent practices hold up under enforcement review.
HIPAA + Part 2 Alignment
How well your current HIPAA program actually maps to Part 2’s stricter requirements.
What You Receive
- A healthcare-specific 42 CFR Part 2 readiness score
- Clear risk indicators tied to real workflows
- A prioritized 90-day compliance roadmap
- Practical insights you can review internally with compliance, IT, and leadership
Compliance That Supports Patients, Not Just Paperwork
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Compliance only matters if it protects patients and stands up to scrutiny.
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Safeguard substance use disorder records without disrupting therapeutic relationships or slowing care delivery.
Controlled Access
Limit exposure from staff, vendors, and shared credentials while preserving clinical efficiency.
Continuous Visibility
Know who can access Part 2 data, where it flows, and how it’s used — before auditors ask.
Defensible Evidence
Ensure access logs, consent handling, and controls are complete, consistent, and review-ready.
How We Strengthen Part 2 Readiness in Practice
The DataTel Method
Assess Part 2 Risk
We evaluate how substance use disorder data is accessed, shared, logged, and governed across your systems, workflows, and vendors — so hidden risk becomes visible.
Secure & Monitor Sensitive Systems
We implement security and monitoring aligned to HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2, improving control and visibility without interfering with care delivery.
Support Ongoing Compliance
Our team works alongside yours to monitor risk, address gaps early, and support leadership during audits, investigations, or enforcement events.
Deliver Measurable Risk Reduction
Improvements are tied to outcomes — reduced exposure, stronger compliance posture, and defensible decision-making leadership can stand behind.
Why Care Organizations Trust DataTel
Decades of reliable support
For decades, healthcare, behavioral health, and community organizations have trusted DataTel to help them operate reliably, reduce disruption risk, and respond confidently when pressure is high.
Security-first, care-aware support
Personalized support built on security-first principles, practical safeguards, and an understanding of how care delivery actually works.
Outcomes leadership can defend
We connect security improvements to patient safety, compliance readiness, and operational stability so decisions stand up to scrutiny.
The 42 CFR Part 2 Cyber Risk Readiness Toolkit
In under 7 minutes, get a clear view of how prepared your organization is for enforcement — plus a prioritized 90-day roadmap you can review internally.
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Part 2 compliance readiness score
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Sensitive data exposure indicators
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Audit & Enforcement preparedness checks
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90-day compliance action plan
No software installs.
No access to patient data.
No disruption to care delivery.
Start the 42 CFR Part 2 Readiness Assessment