Credit Report Judgements Deletion
2010
A debt collector does not claim that the removal of the entry in exchange for payment in full is against HIPAA?
Credit My boyfriend report shows a collection held by Senex Services of medical debt. He called, not specific debt because it is not really knew what it was. Said it was for a hospital visit in 2002. He offered to pay the total amount of Senex debt in exchange for removing the folder with the credit agencies. They said they can not do that because it is a violation of HIPAA. Can anyone help me find a link that shows they are wrong? I understand that a creditor or collection agency can delete information at its discretion up to 7 years, when debt (other than judgments, etc.) is eliminated by the credit bureaus.
1. must, in fact, the debt? he committed an error in contact by phone Senex as he would have this letter and ask for proof of debt 2. Now it has become a supply, which have been on the hook for the debt, the only way to get to delete it if the offer is be made in writing, as a contract, so if you fail to make the final of his contract, which are in breach of contract and could be sued 3. Senex not have the right to charge in your state? Most companies are collections of New York and therefore can not be the legal basis to collect in your state 4.HIPAA – Public Law 104-191 This is privacy. If the medical bill was paid in full, the service provider doctors, are not eligible for health care provider to disclose information to any person (including sensors). Which means that the collector has no right to keep information on file or held in their reports, etc. You can read the following link http://www.hipaadvisory.com/REGS/law/ind … Also you can click on my profile and click the last link – to read in the forum of doctors -. modified to add some, if not all, states also have laws strict medical privacy. + + + + Because of HIPAA, health claims may be treated differently liabilities for general consumption. If a person has a medical debt that was sent to a collector, this person has the right "to return to HIPAA, to pay the medical provider in its entirety. If a person pays the provider medical services as a whole, the claimant medical care and must follow the state of HIPAA in this regard. If the person pays the collector, then you waive their HIPAA rights and could remain in those reports.
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