Which New York state regulations are more stringent than the HIPAA regulations?
The Office of Mental Health Counsels Office reviewed the HIPAA Privacy regulations (45 Parts 160 and 164) and a variety of New York State statutes, regulations and other precedent commonly referred to when using and disclosing mental health treatment information. This analysis has been posted on the OMH website. However, it is critical to note that the document is intended for use by the Office of Mental Health and its employees, and is not intended to serve as legal advice to anyone outside of the Office. It is being made available by OMH for general guidance, but covered entities should consult their own attorney for specific legal advice concerning their HIPAA compliance.
The Office of Mental Health Counsel’s Office reviewed the HIPAA Privacy regulations (45 Parts 160 and 164) and a variety of New York State statutes, regulations and other precedent commonly referred to when using and disclosing mental health treatment information. This analysis has been posted on the OMH website. However, it is critical to note that the document is intended for use by the Office of Mental Health and its employees, and is not intended to serve as legal advice to anyone outside of the Office. It is being made available by OMH for general guidance, but covered entities should consult their own attorney for specific legal advice concerning their HIPAA compliance.
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