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To: afraidfortherepublic

4 years ago Columbia Presbyterian settled with HHS for $4.8m following the release of 6600 records under HIPAA. At $705/case, this would mean $56.4T fine for this HIPAA violation.


4 posted on 02/05/2015 5:53:28 AM PST by Stonewall1
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To: Stonewall1

damn neart real money.


7 posted on 02/05/2015 6:01:15 AM PST by Lurkina.n.Learnin (It's a shame nobama truly doesn't care about any of this. Our country, our future, he doesn't care)
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To: Stonewall1
"4 years ago Columbia Presbyterian settled with HHS for $4.8m following the release of 6600 records under HIPAA. At $705/case, this would mean $56.4T fine for this HIPAA violation."

Hospitals and health insurers maintain "liability" insurance to cover expenses and penalties regarding data breaches. Aside from meeting minimal safeguards required by the insurance underwriters, many entities consider this just a normal cost of doing business and make no great effort to secure their data bases. That costs more money than buying the insurance coverage. Welcome to the brave new world -- all your data are belong to us!

9 posted on 02/05/2015 6:03:38 AM PST by buckalfa (First time listener, long time caller.)
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To: Stonewall1

Unless you have a B key that is mismapped to T on your keyboard, you may want to get a new calculator.

705 x 80M = 56.4B


38 posted on 02/05/2015 10:42:01 AM PST by Go_Raiders (Freedom doesn't give you the right to take from others, no matter how innocent your program sounds.)
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