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HIPAA

Oberlin College
Privacy and Confidentiality of Personal Health Information

Privacy is a priority of Oberlin College (the "College"). Even prior to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ("HIPAA") and its implementing regulations, the College sought to protect the confidentiality of all health information to which it had any access.

The College sponsors the Oberlin College Health Plan for Faculty and Staff, and the Oberlin College Voluntary Vision and Voluntary Dental plans (each of which is referred to herein as the "Plan"). The Plan has certain protected health information ("PHI"), which generally is information relating to an individual's eligibility for health care and payment for the provision of health care where the health information identifies the individual or it is reasonable to believe information can be used to identify the individual.

In the course of administering the Plan, some of the College's workforce may have access to PHI. HIPAA restricts the College's ability to use and disclose PHI.
The College has established the following policies and procedures (the "Privacy Policy") with respect to PHI. To the extent that this Privacy Policy conflicts with HIPAA, the requirements of HIPAA shall control the College's obligations. No third party rights (including, but not limited to, rights of Plan participants, beneficiaries, covered dependents, or business associates) are intended to be created by this Privacy Policy. The College reserves the right to amend or change this Privacy Policy at any time (and even retroactively) without notice. The College will notify if there are changes. To the extent this Privacy Policy establishes requirements and obligations above and beyond those required by HIPAA, the Privacy Policy shall be aspirational only and shall not be binding upon the College.

2006 NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES

DEFINITIONS

DISCLOSURES

ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS

COMPLAINTS
HIPAA PRIVACY COMPLAINT FORM

DOCUMENTATION

POLICIES ON INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS

 
 
 
 
 

Revised 4/13/06

   

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