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The National Institute of Standards and Technology is requesting comments to help providers and other healthcare organizations protect individual privacy.September 13
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They contend that the rules would weaken the protections against unauthorized disclosures of a patient’s substance use treatment records.August 26
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The Department of Health and Human Services wants to ease decades-old regulations preventing physicians from knowing patients’ histories of addiction treatment.August 23
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Law officials in various states are becoming much more active and now banding together to initiate suits.August 19
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Legal leaders contend that the statute is out of date and impedes doctors’ efforts to treat patients with substance abuse disorders.August 7
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Provisions of these HIPAA-required contracts should protect the interests of healthcare organizations and the sanctity of patients' data.March 11
AssociateMirick, O'Connell, DeMallie & Lougee, LLP
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Thirteen members of the U.S. Senate are calling for the removal of decades-old regulations preventing doctors from knowing patient addiction treatment histories.March 8
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Rep. Janice Schakowsky points to Facebook’s collection of data from third party app developers on women’s menstrual cycles and cancer treatments.February 27
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It is becoming increasingly important that organizations be transparent about how they use consumer data.February 25
