Patient Privacy Rights

Members:

African American Republican Leadership Council	Let Freedom Ring
American Association of People with Disabilities	Liberty Coalition
American Association of Physicians and Surgeons	National Asian Pacific American Families Against Substance Abuse
American Association of Practicing Psychiatrists	National Center for Transgender Equality
American Civil Liberties Union	National Federation of American Hungarians
American Coalition for Fathers & Children	National Health Law Program
American Conservative Union	Newsbull – America’s Family Blog Forum Network
American Values	Pain Relief Network
Asian American Justice Center	Population Research Institute
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons	Privacy Activism
Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law	Privacy Rights Clearinghouse
California Consumer Health Care Council	Privacy Rights Now
California Medical Association	Private Citizen
Christian Coalition of America	Republican Liberty Caucus
Common Cause	Right March
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility	State Sen. Karen Johnson (R, Arizona)
Consumer Action	Texas Public Interest Research Group
Electronic Privacy Information Center	The Multiracial Activist
Fairfax County Privacy Council	Thoughtful House Center for Autism
Family Research Council	U.S. Bill of Rights Foundation
Foundation of Owner Operators Independent Drivers Assoc.	U.S. Public Interest Research Group
Free Congress Foundation	U.S. Public Policy Committee – Association for Computing Machinery
Just Health (California Consumer Health Care Council)

Letters

Read the Coalition’s October 2007 Letter to Congress Demanding Consumers Control Access to their Personal Health Records

Read the Coalition’s 6/15/06 letter to the House Energy and Commerce Committee asking them to support Rep. Markey’s privacy amendments.

Read the Coalition’s 6/15/06 letter to the House Ways & Means Committee asking them to support Rep. Doggett’s & Emmanuel’s privacy amendments.

Read the Coalition’s 5/24/06 letter to Rep. Nancy Johnson and Rep. Nathan Deal asking them to add privacy protections into their health information technology bills.

Read the first Coalition letter to Congress on 4/5/06 asking chairs of the governing committees to add privacy protections into health information technology bills.