Who has access to my personal health information?
Your personal health information is only accessible to authorized individuals involved in your care and the operation of the platform, and it is protected under strict privacy and security standards.
Quick Answer:
- Only licensed physicians involved in your care can access your medical information
- Authorized support and administrative staff may access limited data when needed
- Your data is protected under HIPAA privacy laws
- Secure encryption and safeguards are used to prevent unauthorized access
- Your information is not shared freely or publicly
Who Can Access Your Information
Licensed Physicians
Your medical information is primarily accessed by the licensed physician you consult with during your visit. They use this information to evaluate your symptoms, make a diagnosis, and recommend treatment.
Authorized Support and Operations Staff
In limited cases, authorized personnel may access certain information to:
- provide customer support
- resolve technical issues
- assist with billing or account-related questions
Access is restricted to what is necessary for their role.
How Your Information Is Protected
DrHouse uses secure systems and encryption to protect your personal health information. All data is handled in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), which sets strict standards for how medical data is stored, accessed, and shared.
This means:
- your data is encrypted and securely stored
- access is controlled and monitored
- unauthorized access is prevented through safeguards
What to Expect
Your health information is only used for:
- providing medical care
- supporting your treatment and follow-up
- operating the platform safely and effectively
It is not shared beyond what is necessary for these purposes.
Limitations / What to Know
- Access is limited but not exclusive to one person—care teams and support staff may be involved when needed
- Information may be shared when required by law or for healthcare operations (as permitted under HIPAA)
- You should keep your account secure to prevent unauthorized access on your end
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