Pulse April 22, 2024
Matt Fisher

The Federal Trade Commission recently reasserted itself into the privacy discussion when it comes to healthcare information. Given the defined scope of HIPAA that does not cover a number of growing areas where healthcare data can be found, it is important to remember that agencies beyond the HHS Office for Civil Rights can act to require protection. It all boils down to respecting privacy and living up to statements or promises made in policies presented to users.

The Monument Settlement

The first recent settlement from the FTC was from April 11, 2024 with Monument, Inc. (“Monument”). Monument seems to offer direct to consumer alcohol addiction treatment services. For a varying monthly fee, Monument would connect individuals with support groups online...

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Topics: Govt Agencies, Healthcare System, HHS, HIPAA, Privacy / Security, Provider
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