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HIPAA Omnibus Rule creates changes in healthcare privacy and security practices

By Michael H. Cohen on February 2, 2013
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Health & Human Services released a monster HIPAA Omnibus rule with mega-changes to medical privacy and security law.

While physicians and other health care providers have some time comply, ultimately they will have to change their Notice of Privacy Practices and other documentation.

As well, there are significant penalties, and changes applicable to “business associates” and subcontractors.

We’ve posted more detailed pieces on our law firm website, in the following series:

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Michael served as Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Adjunct faculty at Harvard School of Public Health.  He is Author of 6 leading books on Health and Wellness Law. Recognized for his contribution to international health law and policy. Michael…

Michael served as Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Adjunct faculty at Harvard School of Public Health.  He is Author of 6 leading books on Health and Wellness Law. Recognized for his contribution to international health law and policy. Michael is a thought leader in health care law, pioneering legal strategies and solutions for clients in traditional and emerging healthcare markets.

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