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This notice summarizes a New York insurance law on confidentiality for covered people at risk
This is Humana's New York notice about confidentiality for domestic violence victims and endangered individuals. It describes what New York Insurance Law section 2612 provides, in relevant part, for insurers regulated under New York insurance law, a group that includes health maintenance organizations (HMOs). It is a summary of the law's relevant parts, not the statute's full text.
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NEW YORK: CONFIDENTIALITY FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS & ENDANGERED INDIVIDUALS
New York Insurance Law § 2612, with respect to all insurers regulated under New York Insurance Law, including health maintenance organizations ("HMOs"), provides in relevant part that
Qualifications & exceptions
- The notice says the law "provides in relevant part", so it is a partial description of section 2612.
- The scope named is all insurers regulated under New York Insurance Law, including HMOs; the notice does not say which Humana plans or products that covers.
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- The notice states no effective date or revision date. Its footer code appears twice in the stored text and is not explained, so no date is inferred from it.
- The statute's full text and its definitions are not supplied in this document.
- The stored text is a read of an image-only PDF by OCR, so small spelling or spacing slips are possible.