Posted on 10/08/2021 5:19:04 PM PDT by charles_covington
I’ve been reading his feed for a while now. Doesn’t look like a quack to me.
LOL!
I’ve had a problem with ALL the bullsh!t opinions on Laundrie.
You are embarrassing yourself.
Why is there no link?
They want all the ivermectin for themselves , wait does this also mean they’re not vaccinated
Sorry I mixed you up with Chicagosomething or other
Dont need one at this point, plenty of info after 80 + posts to research the guy on your own.
1) This came from a highly credible source inside Congress who has asked to remain anonymous
2) I would never divulge the medical treatments of individual members, nor do I know them myself
I fully stand by this tweet.
As I said, name NAMES. Make them confirm or deny.
This is not a time for coy "sources" who ask to "remain anonymous" while implicating "over 200 members of Congress."
https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-individuals/guidance-materials-for-consumers/index.html
What Information Is Protected
Information your doctors, nurses, and other health care providers put in your medical record
Conversations your doctor has about your care or treatment with nurses and others
Information about you in your health insurer’s computer system
Billing information about you at your clinic
Most other health information about you held by those who must follow these laws
So yes, whether or not you’re vaccinated is protected information. HOWEVER, that information can be provided to other covered entities. I received my flu shot at the pharmacy the other day. The pharmacy is permitted to tell my physician, without my approval or knowledge, that I received it.
However, the pharmacy cannot tell my neighbor whether or not I received it.
If you tell your doctor you purchased an OTC medication, then that would protected. I take 5 different supplements/OTC medications. I’ve told her what they are, so it’s protected.
The fruit smoothie might depend on what you’ve told the doctor.
The link explains who must follow the HIPAA law. The doctor/pharmacy/insurance generally can’t tell your employer anything unless you give permission for them to do so. However, if YOU tell your employer something about your medical condition, medications, etc., the employer is not required to abide by HIPAA laws.
I’m sure there can be exceptions, but those are the basic rules.
Needs to be confirmation of this story. Too big a headline to not have confirmation.
Ivermectin for COVID? Dr. Testifies Before Congress of Case Studies & Successful Outcomes – updated
Consumer, COVID, Healthcare Law, Human Rights, Litigation-Health
September 5, 2021 – In December of 2020, Dr. Pierre Kory, a pulmonary critical care specialist, and president of the Front Line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) testified before Congress. Specifically, he had been invited to testify to the United States Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. In so doing, he spoke about the treatments he and his colleagues at the FLCCC have seen, as they have reported successfully treating symptoms of COVID-19.
‘Dangerous’ for YouTube to remove doctor’s Senate testimony on coronavirus treatment: Ron Johnson
Huh.
Doesn’t bother me at all.
rest of the tweet:
Pierre Kory, MD MPA
@PierreKory
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11h
To all the comments asking for sources/names for the below:
1) This came from a highly credible source inside Congress who has asked to remain anonymous
2) I would never divulge the medical treatments of individual members, nor do I know them myself
I fully stand by this tweet.
Do you not know how instrumental this guy has been in the ivermectin fight?
That is hard to believe. He is posted about all the time here.
Not sure if you are claiming he is lying or his source is lying
I’m sure some of them are taking it but I dont care. We know most of the 535 “leaders” of ours are scum through and through. The lie, cheat and steal and line their pockets with taxpayer money.
So if I do something in public, then tell my doctor, it’s secret?
Cool!
Follow the thread
Just goes to show none got the shots!
> Why is there no link? <
That’s a fair question. And without a link we cannot even verify that the doctor’s Twitter comment is legitimate.
I personally think that it is legitimate. But it sure looks like the original post is a copy-and-paste job. Posts like that simply do not inspire confidence.
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