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Basquo

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Re: Who has to know about my HIV status?
08/22/05 06:59 AM

WHATT! They left all that on an answering machine?! Find yourself a lawywer familiar with HIPAA and sue the crap out of them. What if someone else had picked up the message? If they said they were the health department, named you, named your doctor, and said something about a test date on an answering machine, that is a "reportable event" under HIPAA.

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Who has to know about my HIV status?	Anonymous	08/18/05 06:15 PM
Re: Who has to know about my HIV status?	ScotCharles	09/01/05 04:38 PM
Re: Who has to know about my HIV status?	Basquo	08/19/05 07:13 AM
Re: Who has to know about my HIV status?	Anonymous	08/20/05 10:54 PM
Re: Who has to know about my HIV status?	Basquo	08/22/05 06:59 AM
Re: Who has to know about my HIV status?	debtex	08/22/05 01:57 PM
Re: Who has to know about my HIV status? (I Posted	Anonymous	08/22/05 06:14 PM
Re: Who has to know about my HIV status? (I Posted	Basquo	08/23/05 11:54 AM

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