Who We Are
Sheridan Solutions is the sister company of Sheridan Wealth Advisors of Miami, Florida. SWA has worked with clients for 36 years, generating more than $650,000,000 in identifiable value.
What distinguishes Sheridan Solutions amongst the rest?
What are some meaningful Sheridan Solutions results?
Our sister company realized more than $250,000,000 in benefits for its Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERC) clients. Over the last three decades, our team has also generated $400,000,000 in value-added benefits for its Forensic Review of Life Insurance® clients.
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Sheridan Solutions
What kind of businesses have Sheridan Solutions represented and supported?
Hospitals and health clinics; brick-and-mortar and online pharmacies; Lawyers and CPAs; Nonprofits; Colleges and private schools, to name a few - the list is robust.
How long has Sheridan Solutions been in the business?
Our sister company, Sheridan Wealth Advisors, has skillfully supported its clients since 1988. As our services have grown, Sheridan Solutions naturally emerged as a subsidiary.
How much do services typically cost?
Our services are offered on a contingency basis, meaning there are no upfront costs. We only earn a success fee if and when we deliver measurable results—so you don’t pay unless we generate value for you.
Does Sheridan Solutions partner with anyone for credit card processing or other HIPAA compliance needs?
Yes. PAYROC is our global payment processor, representing a $52 billion annual sales volume across 789 million transactions per year. Likewise, we partner with LiveCompliance to deliver comprehensive HIPAA coverage through their all-in-one compliance platform.
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1317 Edgewater Dr
Orlando, FL 32804
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When a third‑party provider or business associate for healthcare is HIPAA and NIST compliant, it means they’ve implemented the administrative, technical, and physical safeguards required by HIPAA to secure protected health information (PHI), and have aligned with NIST SP 800‑66 guidelines to thoroughly assess risks, manage vulnerabilities, and protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic PHI (ePHI)