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July 12, 2015
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Signing a BAA for HIPAA compliance

  • July 12, 2015
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Since Adobe Document Cloud is HIPAA-compliant, how do we go about getting a BAA signed with the company?  All the other services that claim HIPAA-compliance will sign a BAA with you, but I was unable to figure out how to get this done here.  Any help appreciated.  Thank you!

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Correct answer Tariq Ahmad

Hello

 

To "Sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA).
You may use the help document: https://helpx.adobe.com/sign/using/adobesign-hipaa-settings.html#BAA

Note:

Only enterprise and business tiers of service are eligible for a BAA, but not all accounts qualify.

~Tariq 

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Tariq AhmadCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
Community Manager
November 2, 2021

Hello

 

To "Sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA).
You may use the help document: https://helpx.adobe.com/sign/using/adobesign-hipaa-settings.html#BAA

Note:

Only enterprise and business tiers of service are eligible for a BAA, but not all accounts qualify.

~Tariq 

Participant
February 27, 2020

Can you please help me with this? doccdenney@gmail.com...

Participating Frequently
August 26, 2020

I just contacted them. They say BAA is only for enterprise accounts. Do you know any other way?

robertr87165097
Participant
February 25, 2021

GoDaddy has an option for Microsoft 365 package with 1GB of cloud storage and the Microsoft 365 suite that is HIPAA compliant with a BAA.  It is available for one user of multiple users.  

Participant
October 18, 2019

I can't find anyone at Adobe who knows anything about the BAA for Adobe DC and Sign except to upsell to another Adobe product.  So frustrated and so time consuming!  I am on hold with my 10th call/chat with Adobe.

October 5, 2015

Did you find out how to get this done?

We are about to set up some PHI-type documents via adobe's cloud service and I will need to find out how to do this too.

Participant
April 12, 2018

Hello,

To sign a BAA with adobe, you must purchase a "business" or "enterprise" level plan.  They won't sign one with you on the "individual" plan. Here is the link:

Adobe Sign plans for individuals and businesses | Adobe Document Cloud

Hope that helps.

Greg

Participant
April 15, 2019

So I have a similar problem, but I run a small medical practice and I am the only user on our Acrobat Pro DC account.  The Business Level account is recommended for 10 or more users.  Is this the only way I can use the Acrobat Pro DC product and obtain a BAA with Adobe and remain HIPAA compliant?  If so, this carries a greater than 4-fold increase in price just to obtain a BAA.  Is this the only option?

Community Manager
July 12, 2015

Hell Joe59545658,

I would recommend to open ticket directly with our Support team and they will assist you regarding it:

Support | eSign services from Adobe

-Rijul

Participant
July 12, 2015

Could you please link me to the place where I can open a ticket directly with the Support team?  I have looked, looked, and looked.  All the support I'm finding just directs you to various guided FAQ pages.  Thanks!

Community Manager
July 13, 2015

Hello,

You need to first login to your account and then on top right hand side, there is an icon "?" to click. Then, in the Support page, you can click "Contact Support" at bottom right. If you still face the issue, inbox me your email address.

-Rijul