Behavioral Health Resources Pays $1.1 Million to Settle Data Breach Lawsuit – The HIPAA Journal
This settlement highlights how costly healthcare data breaches can be and underscores the need for strong HIPAA security controls, incident response, and third‑party risk management—relevant for any business using AI or marketing platforms that handle health data.
HHS Reminds Hospitals: Let Parents Access Their Children’s Medical Records – Do No Harm
Hospitals must provide parental access to a child’s medical records, creating ongoing compliance obligations for health systems and any marketing or AI tools that handle patient data. Businesses should align policies and workflows to support patient rights.
Privacy concerns linger in reproductive health care despite HIPAA lawsuit’s dismissal – News From The States
Even with a dismissal of a HIPAA-related suit, privacy concerns remain in reproductive health data, highlighting ongoing risks and the need for robust data minimization, access controls, and privacy governance for health marketing and AI services.
Court Tosses Most Claims in Healthcare Pixel Privacy Suit, Ruling That Website Visits Don’t Reveal PHI: What Your Business Should Do – JD Supra
This ruling clarifies that simply visiting a health site may not reveal PHI, but privacy risk remains. Businesses should strengthen data governance, minimize data collection, and ensure consent and privacy protections to reduce potential PHI exposure.
OCR Reminds Regulated Entities of Obligation to Provide Parental Access to Children’s Medical Records – The HIPAA Journal
This piece reminds businesses that HIPAA requires parental access rights to children’s medical records and outlines practical steps to implement compliant processes, policies, and controls across health data workflows.
