ONC Health IT Certification (HTI-1)
Readiness assessments, certification criteria mapping, test plan development, and evidence preparation for ONC Health IT certification under HTI-1 requirements.
Stay CMS, HIPAA & Interoperability Ready Without the Audit Anxiety
Compliance problems solved end-to-end.
Readiness assessments, certification criteria mapping, test plan development, and evidence preparation for ONC Health IT certification under HTI-1 requirements.
Patient access APIs, payer-to-payer exchange, SMART on FHIR patterns, and production validation aligned to CMS and ONC interoperability mandates.
Policies, workflows, and technical controls that support lawful access to electronic health information and reduce information blocking risk.
Privacy and security rule assessments, risk analysis, control documentation, breach readiness, and operational alignment across teams handling PHI.
eCQM, QRDA, HEDIS, and payer quality reporting readiness—including measure logic, data mapping, and submission validation support.
Structured reviews of policies, workflows, systems, and evidence against applicable requirements—with prioritized remediation roadmaps.
Compliance policy development, staff training, governance frameworks, and rollout support so teams understand what to do in practice.
Testing support, mock audits, evidence preparation, issue tracking, and post-go-live monitoring to keep compliance programs audit-ready.
Book a complimentary compliance assessment and get a prioritized view of your highest-risk gaps.
Schedule AssessmentThe regulations driving the work right now, with a short explainer behind each.
Seven phases, the same on every engagement. Tap any phase to see what happens, what you walk away with, and roughly how long it takes.
A 30-minute call to hear which rule is on your desk and what your deadline is.
What you get: A clear scope and a same-week answer on whether and how we can help.
We map your systems, data flows, integrations, and the exact rules that apply to your organization and segment.
What you get: A documented picture of where you stand today.
We compare current state to what the mandate requires and rank every gap by risk and by what it costs to leave it open.
What you get: A prioritized gap report, with the high-risk items called out first.
We turn the gaps into a phased plan with owners, sequencing, and dates tied to the actual mandate.
What you get: A roadmap your team and ours can both work from, costed and scheduled.
The work itself. FHIR APIs, certification engineering, encryption and access controls, HL7 to FHIR translation, policy and control documentation, whatever the roadmap calls for.
What you get: A working, compliant system, not a list of recommendations.
Conformance testing against the relevant suite (Inferno for FHIR and ONC work), evidence preparation, and a mock audit before anything is declared done.
What you get: Validated endpoints, certification where it applies, and an evidence pack ready for a regulator.
Launch support, post-go-live monitoring, and tracking of new and changing rules so you are not surprised by the next one.
What you get: A program that holds after launch, with us on call.
Compliance pressure looks different across the healthcare ecosystem. Nalashaa supports organizations with consulting aligned to the regulatory, operational, and technical realities of each segment.
CMS interoperability, prior authorization, member access, and reporting readiness
HIPAA, quality reporting, patient access, and clinical workflow alignment
Certification, FHIR APIs, testing support, and product compliance roadmaps
Operational compliance, privacy controls, and scalable documentation practices
Regulatory documentation, data handling, and integration readiness
Privacy, security, and scalable compliance for digital care models
Enterprise governance, exchange readiness, and multi-entity alignment
Platform compliance, API strategy, and cross-product implementation support
WHY Choose Nalashaa
Healthcare compliance work rarely stays confined to policies alone. It often reaches workflows, systems, APIs, documentation, and the teams responsible for putting requirements into practice.
That is why the right partner needs to understand both the compliance expectation and what it takes to operationalize it.
Work with a team that understands how compliance pressure shows up across healthcare operations, interoperability requirements, data handling, and implementation planning.
Compliance efforts often involve more than one team. Nalashaa helps connect policy, data, systems, and delivery so work can move forward with clearer ownership and better alignment.
Get more than recommendations. Nalashaa supports the work that follows, from assessments and planning to workflow alignment, technical coordination, and readiness activities.
Different rules, different starting points, certified either way.
Preparing for CMS mandates, interoperability rules, or API requirements? Most teams start by checking their systems against the timelines and the gaps. We can map a practical path before the deadline turns into pressure.
Map my compliance pathA healthcare compliance consultant helps you assess regulatory obligations, identify gaps, strengthen policies, improve readiness, and plan the actions needed to support compliance across operations and systems.
CMS-focused consulting includes readiness assessments, gap analysis, API and data exchange planning, prior authorization workflow review, and roadmaps that connect regulatory timelines to system and operational changes.
Yes. Many programs require both HIPAA privacy and security controls and interoperability capabilities such as FHIR-based APIs and patient access. An integrated approach reduces duplicate effort across teams.
Health plans can get support for patient access APIs, provider directory requirements, prior authorization automation planning, evidence readiness, and alignment between compliance, product, and technology teams.
Yes. Nalashaa supports payers, providers, clinics, health IT vendors, digital health organizations, medical device companies, and healthcare technology platforms.
A gap assessment reviews policies, workflows, technical capabilities, documentation, and evidence against applicable requirements, then prioritizes findings with phased remediation recommendations.
Preparation includes defining required FHIR resources and operations, assessing API security, mapping source data, validating with testing tools, and aligning product, engineering, and compliance teams on timelines.
Yes. Engagements can cover policy development, training, workflow alignment, FHIR and API enablement, testing support, audit preparation, and post-implementation monitoring.
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