HITRUST Readiness

    When a payer or health system requires HITRUST, we get you there. HITRUST readiness across all three tiers — e1, i1, and r2 — translating how your business truly operates into controls and narratives that stand up to a validated assessment.

    This is for you if…
    A health system, payer, or enterprise healthcare customer is requiring HITRUST certification (or a clear path to it) before they'll sign. You're not sure which tier — e1, i1, or r2 — you actually need, and don't want to over- or under-scope. You want a consultant on your side of the table, separate from the assessor who will judge you. You've been quoted a HITRUST engagement and want to know what you're really signing up for.
    What's included
    • Gap assessment — where you stand against the target tier, and what remediation requires.
    • Implementation — control build-out, policy suite, MyCSF setup, and evidence workflows.
    • Assessor coordination — we prepare you for and manage the relationship with your external assessor through the validated assessment.
    How we structure it
    HITRUST e1 — the essentials tier, the fastest path to showing customers you're on the HITRUST journey (typically a few months). HITRUST i1 — the intermediate, threat-adaptive tier, a stronger signal for customers who need more than e1. HITRUST r2 — the comprehensive, certifiable gold standard, often a 12–18 month engagement from a low starting point. We help you choose the right tier based on what your customer actually requires, your funding stage, and your timeline — so you don't pay for r2 when e1 closes the deal, or start with e1 when the contract demands r2.
    The deliverable
    A HITRUST program scoped to your tier: implemented controls, complete evidence in MyCSF, and a managed path through your validated assessment.
    Timeline
    A few months (e1) to 12–18 months (r2), depending on tier and starting maturity.
    Why AuditPath
    HITRUST is where inexperience shows. AuditPath brings hands-on r2/CSF experience and sits firmly on your side — not the assessor's — making the risk-based decisions that keep scope defensible and the timeline real.
    Pricing
    Pricing is scoped to your tier and current maturity.