Is this a consulting service?

No, this is a free, interactive software tool that calculates your potential liability under the DPDP Act 2023 in 30 seconds. It provides an instant risk score and automated action plan.

What are common DPDP violations in DPDP Audit for Clinics?

Common violations include: Sending patient health reports or lab referrals to diagnostic centers without separate, explicit consent for data sharing., Using generic consent forms for all data processing, including appointment reminders and marketing, instead of granular opt-ins., Storing detailed medical histories on unsecured local systems or third-party cloud services without adequate encryption and access controls..

The DPDP Audit Tool

Compliance for DPDP Audit for Clinics

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DPDP Audit for Clinics
Liability Check

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Clinics handling patient health records, appointment schedules, and billing data are directly processing 'Sensitive Personal Data' under DPDP, demanding rigorous consent and data security protocols.

Why DPDP Audit for Clinics is at Risk

Every clinic, from a small family practice in Bandra to a specialty clinic in Cyber Hub, collects health information. This includes your patient history, diagnosis, medication, and even appointment preferences. Sharing this data with **lab partners for referrals**, using third-party **billing processors**, or sending **appointment reminders via WhatsApp/SMS** without explicit, granular consent can lead to severe DPDP violations. The DPDP Act classifies health information as highly sensitive, making clinics high-risk data fiduciaries where a single data breach can lead to substantial penalties.

Common Violations

1.Sending patient health reports or lab referrals to diagnostic centers without separate, explicit consent for data sharing.
2.Using generic consent forms for all data processing, including appointment reminders and marketing, instead of granular opt-ins.
3.Storing detailed medical histories on unsecured local systems or third-party cloud services without adequate encryption and access controls.

The Immediate Fix

Review all your patient consent forms TODAY. Ensure they clearly specify *what* data is collected, *why* it's collected, and *who* it's shared with (e.g., lab partners, billing software). Implement separate, specific opt-ins for different data processing activities.