How the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Other Privacy Laws Affect Public Transportation Operations (2014) / Chapter Skim
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33 state's and HIPAA's requirements (quotation marks omitted) .304 The only difference between HIPAA and the Minnesota statute is the remedy that each provides, not the requirements that each law imposes.305 Therefore, the state statute was not contrary to HIPAA and was in fact "supporting at least one of HIPAA's goals by establishing another disincentive to wrongfully disclose a patient's health care record."306 In Smith v.
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34 tracts as business associates or subcontractors of business associates of covered entities, contracts in which they may have agreed to comply with HIPAA. However, it is not clear that a transit agency meets HIPAA's definition of a business associate.
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