Which of the following is NOT a goal of HIPAA?

The primary goals of HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) focus on ensuring the privacy and security of health information, maintaining the portability of health insurance, and setting national standards for electronic healthcare transactions. Among the provided options, the goal of providing faster payments to healthcare providers is not explicitly mentioned as one of HIPAA's objectives.

HIPAA was created to protect individuals' medical records and other personal health information and to ensure that individuals can maintain health insurance coverage when changing or losing jobs. It also aims to standardize electronic data exchange in healthcare, ensuring that healthcare providers adhere to uniform standards for processing health records and transactions. While improvements in payment processes may be a side benefit of the standardization that HIPAA facilitates, faster payments themselves are not a defined goal of the legislation. Thus, the statement that suggests faster payments is not aligned with the primary objectives of HIPAA makes it the correct choice.