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Recorded Webinars

Access our library of past webinar sessions on your schedule and learn at your own pace.

2025 New SAMHSA Confidentiality Law for Substance Use Disorder Records (42 CFR Part 2)

Duration: 90 Minutes

Presented By: Brian L. Tuttle

HIPAA Security Rule - Major Changes for 2025

Duration: 90 Minutes

Presented By: Brian L. Tuttle

Upcoming New 2025 HIPAA Changes and Beyond

Duration: 90 Minutes

Presented By: Brian L. Tuttle

What's New in HIPAA for 2025

Duration: 60 Minutes

Presented By: David Vaughn

HIPAA and the New Rules Regarding Reproductive Health Care

Duration: 60 Minutes

Presented By: Mark R Brengelman

New Update on HIPAA Vs SAMHSA (42 CFR Part 2)

Duration: 90 Minutes

Presented By: Brian L. Tuttle

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frequently asked questions

A recorded webinar is a previously live session that has been captured on video and made available for on-demand viewing. Instead of joining at a set time, you can watch the webinar whenever it suits you, pausing or rewinding as needed for better understanding

Once you purchase or register for a recorded webinar, you’ll receive a link (or log in to your account) to access the video. Simply click the provided link to stream the session through our platform. You can watch it from any compatible device, and some webinars come with downloadable resources like slides or notes.

Absolutely. One major benefit of recorded webinars is the ability to pause, rewind, or replay the content. You have full control of the playback, so you can take breaks or revisit any section of the webinar to ensure you understand the material fully.

You’ll have access to the recorded webinar for a specified period after purchase. Typically, our platform allows you to view a recording multiple times over a few weeks. This window lets you learn at your own pace.

In most cases, yes. Recorded webinars often include the same supplementary materials that were provided during the live session. These can include presentation slides, handouts, or reference documents. When you access a recorded webinar, you’ll typically find links to download any available materials for further study.