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Multiple Choice

Which topics must be included in updated Notices of Privacy Practices (NPPs) per Omnibus Rule changes?

The key idea here is that updated Notices of Privacy Practices must include the specific changes the Omnibus Rule added about what must be disclosed to individuals. The rule requires NPPs to describe breach notification procedures and to cover how PHI may be disclosed, including disclosures to health plans, marketing and the sale of PHI, fundraising activities, and the individual’s right to opt out of fundraising communications. These topics are explicit additions meant to inform people about how their PHI might be used, shared, or protected, and how they can exercise their rights. Other topics like appointment reminders or treatment options aren’t the Omnibus Rule’s added requirements for NPP content, and while PHI disposal and general access rights are important, they aren’t the specific updated NPP disclosures highlighted by the Omnibus changes.

The key idea here is that updated Notices of Privacy Practices must include the specific changes the Omnibus Rule added about what must be disclosed to individuals. The rule requires NPPs to describe breach notification procedures and to cover how PHI may be disclosed, including disclosures to health plans, marketing and the sale of PHI, fundraising activities, and the individual’s right to opt out of fundraising communications. These topics are explicit additions meant to inform people about how their PHI might be used, shared, or protected, and how they can exercise their rights.

Other topics like appointment reminders or treatment options aren’t the Omnibus Rule’s added requirements for NPP content, and while PHI disposal and general access rights are important, they aren’t the specific updated NPP disclosures highlighted by the Omnibus changes.