Domestic Partners: Public Disclosure

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Domestic Partners: Public Disclosure

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Both state public disclosure rules and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) protect health care enrollment forms from public disclosure. The PEBB program and employers administering PEBB benefits will keep this information confidential under state and federal laws.

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KBID	88
Date Modified	8/17/2009
Date Created	3/3/2008

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