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Briefings on HIPAA, February 1, 2012
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Dumez says he didn't know much about HIPAA when Congress enacted the HITECH Act in February 2009. However, the company he worked for, Kent Record Management in Grand Rapids, MI, realized someone had to find out about the HIPAA laws pretty quickly.
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