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Veterans Affairs To Share Veterans’ Health Information Without Consent

Posted on October 3, 2019 by pogowasright.org

Benjamin Krause reports:

Thousands of veterans were alarmed to learn VA is quietly rolling out is plan to automatically share veterans’ health information with third parties without written consent.

You got that right. Thanks to the VA MISSION Act, VA will now automatically enroll, or opt-in, all veterans into a health information sharing system with numerous government agencies and private organizations after September 30, 2019, unless you object in writing on a paper form.

Veterans must submit the VA Form 10-0484 in person or by mail to their local VA Release of Information office by of September 30, 2019, if they do not want to be “automatically enrolled” into the eHealth Exchange managed by The Sequoia Project.

Read more on DisabledVeterans.org.  My apologies for not getting this posted before the deadline. And thanks to Joe Cadillic for sending it along.

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