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Home » Listen: A Federal Agency Is After Workers’ Health Data, and Critics Are Alarmed
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Listen: A Federal Agency Is After Workers’ Health Data, and Critics Are Alarmed

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Listen: A Federal Agency Is After Workers’ Health Data, and Critics Are Alarmed

Privacy between doctors and patients is protected by law. But the Trump administration is, in effect, trying to peek into the exam room. The Office of Personnel Management is seeking unredacted federal worker health data from insurers. The unusual request, which would give the government detailed personal and health information, alarmed health policy and legal experts, lawmakers, and insurance executives.

KFF Health News Washington health policy reporter Amanda Seitz appeared on WAMU’s Health Hub on April 29 to discuss why the government’s request has many worried about how this personal information would be handled.


Maia Rosenfeld contributed to this report.

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