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I have a co-worker who is trying to get a consolidation loan to get all her credit cards to 0, get rid of her ghastly interest payments on those cards and just funnel everything into one monthly payment.
Unfortunately, she had a medical collection pop up on her account last year.
She thought she had gotten the OC to agree to delete. They didn't, they just switched to "Paid as Agreed in Full" (or whatever they label it as).
I don't know too much about the HIPAA process, and I've tried using the search function within the forums to find a specific post that maybe has the steps to it.
Can anyone provide a link or basic information on what she should do next?
It's her only collection left on her report and she wants to get this taken off. Is this possible through the HIPAA process?
I have no experience with this at all, so any help, links, info, outlines are greatly appreciated.
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@FrugalRican wrote:I have a co-worker who is trying to get a consolidation loan to get all her credit cards to 0, get rid of her ghastly interest payments on those cards and just funnel everything into one monthly payment.
Unfortunately, she had a medical collection pop up on her account last year.
She thought she had gotten the OC to agree to delete. They didn't, they just switched to "Paid as Agreed in Full" (or whatever they label it as).
I don't know too much about the HIPAA process, and I've tried using the search function within the forums to find a specific post that maybe has the steps to it.
Can anyone provide a link or basic information on what she should do next?
It's her only collection left on her report and she wants to get this taken off. Is this possible through the HIPAA process?I have no experience with this at all, so any help, links, info, outlines are greatly appreciated.
Discussing the HIPAA process on the forum in any great detail violate the Terms and Services of the forum, which is why the details are iffy on this forum.
There are people on here who have the information, and they will probably PM you the informaiton
-scott
Ahh, gotcha, I had no idea about that. Goes to show how "in the dark" I am about the whole process.
If anyone would like to PM me details, go for it, I definitely wouldn't want to violate any T&S on the forum.
Thanks for letting me know, Scott!
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@FrugalRican wrote:Ahh, gotcha, I had no idea about that. Goes to show how "in the dark" I am about the whole process.
If anyone would like to PM me details, go for it, I definitely wouldn't want to violate any T&S on the forum.
Thanks for letting me know, Scott!
It's a legal concern why specific details can't be discussed here and I can't really go any farther about it. There is information out on the internet about this if you want to start searching.
@FrugalRican wrote:I have a co-worker who is trying to get a consolidation loan to get all her credit cards to 0, get rid of her ghastly interest payments on those cards and just funnel everything into one monthly payment.
Unfortunately, she had a medical collection pop up on her account last year.
She thought she had gotten the OC to agree to delete. They didn't, they just switched to "Paid as Agreed in Full" (or whatever they label it as).
I don't know too much about the HIPAA process, and I've tried using the search function within the forums to find a specific post that maybe has the steps to it.
Can anyone provide a link or basic information on what she should do next?
It's her only collection left on her report and she wants to get this taken off. Is this possible through the HIPAA process?I have no experience with this at all, so any help, links, info, outlines are greatly appreciated.
I'm a HIPAA expert! I got 7 unpaid collections deleted off my three reports! check your inbox for more info!
The HIPAA process is based on a legal interpretation of the statute, not an explicit provision of statute.
The basic underpinning of the process is an argument that, while medical information can permissibly be retained by parties collecting on a medical debt, once the debt is paid, that permissible purpose is gone, and thus requires deletion of any such retained information.
It is not discussed because it is not an explicit provision of statute, and thus is a legal interpretation reserved for members of the bar.
If and when case law affirms the legal validity of the underpinning assumption, there should be no reason to not discuss openly. But precedential case law does not currently exist.
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