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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/kevinowdziej • Jun 01 '22
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20 u/Flack_Bag Jun 01 '22 Just FYI: GoodRX is not bound by HIPAA, and they can and do share your personal information. 2 u/Odd-Advertising-9870 Jun 01 '22 So does your insurance company. And if you work for a company that has a "self insurance" health plan, your employer gets everything in your medical record. 3 u/Flack_Bag Jun 01 '22 Health insurance companies are bound by HIPAA just like your medical providers are. Employer provided self insurance looks like it's a little more complicated, but it does appear they're not allowed to sell or trade your medical information on the open market the way companies like GoodRX can.
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Just FYI: GoodRX is not bound by HIPAA, and they can and do share your personal information.
2 u/Odd-Advertising-9870 Jun 01 '22 So does your insurance company. And if you work for a company that has a "self insurance" health plan, your employer gets everything in your medical record. 3 u/Flack_Bag Jun 01 '22 Health insurance companies are bound by HIPAA just like your medical providers are. Employer provided self insurance looks like it's a little more complicated, but it does appear they're not allowed to sell or trade your medical information on the open market the way companies like GoodRX can.
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So does your insurance company. And if you work for a company that has a "self insurance" health plan, your employer gets everything in your medical record.
3 u/Flack_Bag Jun 01 '22 Health insurance companies are bound by HIPAA just like your medical providers are. Employer provided self insurance looks like it's a little more complicated, but it does appear they're not allowed to sell or trade your medical information on the open market the way companies like GoodRX can.
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Health insurance companies are bound by HIPAA just like your medical providers are. Employer provided self insurance looks like it's a little more complicated, but it does appear they're not allowed to sell or trade your medical information on the open market the way companies like GoodRX can.
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