
The Health3PT Initiative looks to solve these challenges
Clarify expectations for third parties
Enable vendors to organize their processes ahead of contracting and renewal discussions with customers
Streamline or shorten contracting processes
Improve risk management
Our Mission
The Health 3rd Party Trust Initiative is a proactive group committed to reducing third-party information security risk with more reliable and efficient assurances. As an expansion of the former Provider Third Party Risk Management (PTPRM) initiative founded in 2018, the new Health 3rd Party Trust (Health3PT) initiative has been established to evaluate, identify, and implement actionable and practical solutions that healthcare organizations can adopt to provide more reliable assurances, consistent information security program reporting, and better visibility into downstream relationships with third parties and beyond.
Who We Are
Professionals from leading care providers, health systems, and other healthcare organizations.
The Council is committed to develop, recommend, and promote a series of practices and solutions to effectively manage information security-related risks with supply chain vendors and service providers to protect patient information, electronic medical records, and business information.
Join the Health3PT Initiative
Team up with industry leaders to better manage vendor and service provider risk throughout the supply chain. Membership in the Health 3rd Party Trust initiative provides a unique opportunity to share thoughts and exchange best practices while working alongside experienced risk management professionals and other healthcare industry leaders. The initiative’s goals are to make significant progress with a standardized approach for obtaining, maintaining, and monitoring reliable information privacy and security assurances from third parties that reduces the need for proprietary questionnaires and redundant, single-use assessments.
Patricia Yarabinetz, AmeriHealth Caritas
Cindy Shuna, Amerisource Bergen
Rick Kratz, Amerisource Bergen
Glen Braden, Attest Health Care Advisors
Dr. Omar Sangurima, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Shenny Sheth, Centura Health
Natalie Henderson, CVS
Eric Sinclair, Evolent Health
Brad Carvellas, Guthrie
Matthew Webb, HCA Healthcare
Brenda Callaway, Health Care Service Corporation (HCSC)
John Chow, Healthix
Jeff Lockwood, HealthStream
Karin Balsley, HealthStream
Heather Ryan, Highmark BCBS
Joe Dylewski, Humana
Purvik Shah, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Walsy Saez-Aguirre, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Monique Hart, Piedmont Healthcare
Dr. Adrian Mayers, Premera Blue Cross
Joel Seymour, Premera Blue Cross
Brian Cayer, Tufts Medicine
Alan Labianca-Campbell, Tufts Medicine
John Houston, UPMC
Ryan George, UPMC
Alex Zhivov, Virtual Health
Bhavesh Merai, Walgreens
Benefits

Faster Onboarding

Simplified Compliance

Vendor Transparency
