New York Health Information Privacy Act establishes requirements for communications about health information and mandates consent for processing.
The New York Health Information Privacy Act establishes requirements for communications to individuals about their health information, including using plain language and ensuring accessibility for individuals with disabilities. It mandates that either written consent or a designated necessary purpose is required for the processing of an individual's health information. The act also outlines individual rights, security measures, and obligations for service providers processing regulated health information.
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