For dental and medical practices
The Practice Compliance Pass gives a dental or medical practice four training games a year, each in the practice’s own brand: Clean Hands (bloodborne pathogens), Label Reader (HazCom, with the practice’s own chemicals), Escape the Breach with a dental HIPAA room, and Clear the Floor on its floor plan. Each staff member gets a record of completion per game. It costs $29 per staff member per year, minimum $349 per practice; $24 per seat at 10+ locations.
Supports your training requirements under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030(g)(2), 1910.1200(h) and 1910.38(f), and HIPAA 45 CFR 164.308(a)(5) and 164.530(b).
Selected training modules with documented completion — not a complete compliance program.
Type your practice’s website: we read your logo and colors and open a free 5-minute game in your brand. The training games use the same branding.
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This taste is one of our team games in your colors. Your staff’s training games carry the same logo and colors.
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The demos are set at companies we made up (Harborview Software, Bayside Family Dental); your games use your practice’s brand and details.
Bloodborne pathogens training
20–25 minutes, solo: the operatory, the lab and clean-up, a needlestick and the front office, covering elements A–N of 29 CFR 1910.1030(g)(2)(vii) with Ask the trainer.
Bloodborne pathogens training: the rule, the coverage, the records
HazCom training
15–20 minutes, solo, with your practice’s own chemicals: the supply closet, the label, the SDS binder and a spill, covering 29 CFR 1910.1200(h).
HIPAA training
Four security rooms (phishing, passwords and MFA, devices, reporting) and the Reception Desk, a Privacy Rule basics room for the front desk.
Emergency action plan training
25 minutes on your own floor plan: report it, walk a safe way out from your own desk, get counted at your assembly point.
Emergency action plan training: the rule, the coverage, the records
Label Reader · your chemical list
In the branded setup, about 5 minutes: the Dental practice preset is pre-checked with the usual dental chemicals (surface disinfectants, sterilants, etchants, bonding agents, amalgam, nitrous oxide and oxygen, and more).
This is the list you give us for training examples. It is not a chemical inventory audit; your written hazard communication program and inventory remain yours.
Also: OSHA training online, the hub · HIPAA compliance training online, the general guide.
A dental office usually trains staff under three OSHA standards: bloodborne pathogens (29 CFR 1910.1030) for everyone with occupational exposure, at hire and at least yearly; hazard communication (1910.1200) at hire and when a new chemical hazard arrives; and the emergency action plan (1910.38) at hire and when duties or the plan change.
Our games cover all three in your practice’s brand, and all three are in the Practice Compliance Pass: Clean Hands (20–25 minutes), Label Reader (15–20 minutes, with your own chemical list) and Clear the Floor on your own floor plan. Clean Hands is OSHA bloodborne pathogens training, not a CDC dental infection control course or state dental board continuing education.
HIPAA asks a dental practice to train every workforce member on security awareness (45 CFR 164.308(a)(5)) and on its own privacy policies (164.530(b)): new staff within a reasonable time after joining, and again after material policy changes.
The dental edition of Escape the Breach covers security awareness training (45 CFR 164.308(a)(5)) and a Privacy Rule basics room (164.530(b)); your policies and role-specific procedures remain yours.
The security part is four rooms (phishing, passwords and MFA, devices, reporting); the Privacy Rule basics room is the Reception Desk, for the front desk: the minimum necessary, verifying identity, sign-in sheets, texting patients, online reviews and reporting a possible breach.
Prices in US dollars, per practice per year.
Practice Compliance Pass
$29
per staff member per year, minimum $349 per practice. All four games, each in your brand, with the site-specific setup included (your chemical list, your exposure tasks).
Groups and DSOs
$24
per seat per year at 10 or more locations.
Compliance consultants
25% off
the per-seat rate and the practice minimum, or 25% for referring practices instead.
| Practice | Per year |
|---|---|
| 6 staff | $349 (the practice minimum) |
| 15 staff | 15 × $29 = $435 |
| 30 staff | 30 × $29 = $870 |
Paying
By card, or by purchase order and invoice. We send the quote first.
One dashboard per practice
The staff list, four due dates per person (one per game; for HazCom a suggested review date), completion %, and the exports (CSV and the roster PDF). A DSO also gets a view across its locations.
For consultants who look after the training of many practices: you bring the practices and answer their staff’s questions, we run the games and keep the records.
Sample: a fictional practice and person
One row per staff member: the job title, and for each game the date completed, the score, the trainer of record and the next due date (for Label Reader, the version of your chemical list it used). Completion % per game at the top. Export as CSV, or as a roster PDF to keep with your records.
| Name (sample) | Job title | Clean Hands | Label Reader | Escape the Breach | Clear the Floor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jane Doe | Dental assistant | Done Nov 3, 2026 · due Nov 3, 2027 | Done Nov 3, 2026 · list v2 | Done Nov 4, 2026 | Due Dec 1, 2026 |
| John Doe | Hygienist | Due Nov 20, 2026 | Due Nov 20, 2026 | Done Oct 30, 2026 | Done Nov 2, 2026 |
| Sam Doe | Front desk | Not assigned (no exposure) | Not assigned (no chemicals) | Done Nov 1, 2026 | Done Nov 1, 2026 |
Sample only: Bayside Family Dental, Jane Doe, John Doe and Sam Doe are made up. The data we keep: staff names, job titles, scores and dates; no patient information is ever stored.
Four training games per practice per year, each in your brand: Clean Hands (bloodborne pathogens, 29 CFR 1910.1030), Label Reader with your own chemical list (HazCom, 29 CFR 1910.1200), Escape the Breach with the dental Reception Desk room (HIPAA, 45 CFR 164.308(a)(5) and 164.530(b)) and Clear the Floor on your own floor plan (the emergency action plan, 29 CFR 1910.38).
$29 per staff member per year, minimum $349 per practice, all four games and the site-specific setup included. Groups and DSOs with 10 or more locations: $24 per seat per year. Compliance consultants: 25% off. By card, or by purchase order and invoice.
One dashboard per practice: the staff list, four due dates per person (one per game; for HazCom a suggested review date), completion %, and the exports as CSV and a roster PDF. A DSO also gets a view across its locations.
About 5 minutes per game: your logo and colors, where your Exposure Control Plan is kept, the incident and hepatitis B vaccine contacts, the trainer of record, which roles have occupational exposure, your chemical list (the Dental practice preset, checked by you), your privacy officer and your floor plan.
Bloodborne pathogens (29 CFR 1910.1030) for staff with occupational exposure, hazard communication (1910.1200) for staff who work with hazardous chemicals, and the emergency action plan (1910.38) where another standard requires one. Your practice may have others, such as ionizing radiation for X-ray equipment; those are not covered here.
New staff within a reasonable period after they join, and the people affected by a material change in your privacy policies (45 CFR 164.530(b)(2)). HIPAA sets no fixed yearly schedule, but the Security Rule asks for an ongoing program; many practices train everyone yearly as their own policy.
Yes: a partner rate of 25% off by default, you as trainer of record with your credential (staff questions then come to you, and the practice’s records say “Training provided through” and your name), a monthly statement, purchase order and invoice, and an evidence pack with the regulation mapping, a sample roster and the data statement. No white label and no consultant logo. If you would rather not deliver, refer practices for 25%.
No. Your practice, as the employer and covered entity, remains responsible for its programs: its written plans and policies, who is trained in what, and keeping the records. The game delivers and records the training part.
Staff names, job titles, scores and dates, so the records and the roster work. No patient information is ever entered or stored: the games use made-up patients and situations.
Yes. Type your website at the top of this page to see a free 5-minute game in your logo and colors, or play the demo of a game (it opens the game itself). Harborview Software and Bayside Family Dental are companies we made up to show the games.
Your program stays yours. Your practice, as the employer and covered entity, remains responsible for its programs: its written plans and policies, who is trained in what, and keeping the records.
Supports your training requirements under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030(g)(2), 1910.1200(h) and 1910.38(f), and HIPAA 45 CFR 164.308(a)(5) and 164.530(b). The regulations on this page are paraphrased; read the full text before you rely on it. This page is general information, not legal advice. ReMotivator is not affiliated with or endorsed by OSHA, the U.S. Department of Labor or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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