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AZ SB1236

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/27/2010

Primary Sponsor

Edward Ableser

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Origin

Senate

Forty-ninth Legislature - Second Regular Session (2010)

AI Summary

  • Establishes that "health care businesses" collecting individually identifiable health information must disclose to contractors whether any information will be transferred outside the United States.

  • Requires health care businesses to obtain written consent from individuals before transmitting their health information to sites outside the United States, with consent renewed annually and revocable at any time.

  • Mandates that consent forms clearly disclose the transmission of information outside the U.S., annual renewal requirement, revocation rights, and the procedure for revoking consent.

  • Prohibits health care businesses from discriminating against or denying services to individuals who refuse to consent to offshore transmission of their health information.

Legislative Description

Health care business; consumer information

Last Action

Referred to Senate CED Committee

1/28/2010

Full Bill Text

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