Data Access & Collection · Company practice
Aetna gets your information from you and from employers, insurers, administrators and providers
Aetna gets information about you from many sources, including from you. It can also get it from your employer or benefits plan sponsor (if applicable), other insurers, HMOs or third-party administrators, and health care providers such as doctors.
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We get information about you from many sources, including from you.
it from your employer or benefits plan sponsor (if applicable), other insurers, HMOs or third-party administrators, and health care providers such as doctors.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Employer or benefits plan sponsor is a source only "if applicable".
Not stated here
- "Many sources" is not limited to the examples listed.
Data Access & Collection · Context
PHI includes identifying non-public information and health, coverage and test details
The Notice calls this information Protected Health Information (PHI). It includes personal information that may identify you and is not public, and information about your health, medical conditions and prescriptions. It may include demographic data such as your name or address, health details such as a medical history, test results such as a lab test, insurance information such as your member ID, and other information used to identify you or linked to your health care or health care coverage.
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It includes personal information that may identify you that is not public information.
And it includes information about your health, medical conditions and prescriptions.
Demographic data (like your name or address)
Health details (like a medical history)
Test results (like a lab test)
Insurance information (like your member ID)
Other information used to identify you or that’s linked to your health care or health care coverage
Qualifications & exceptions
- The list is introduced with "It may include", so it is not a complete list.