Iran's New Leader Breaks Silence, Issues Threats Against US and Arab Neighbors
Gavin Newsom Is Crushing the Field In This 2028 Preview
Corrupt Illinois Mayor Thinks She Can Win in Georgia As a Republican
The Democrats' Surf and Turf Narrative Is Completely Cooked
Active Shooter at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan
Check Out What London Is Now Recommending City Buses Carry for Some Unspoken...
Gunman Dead After Opening Fire at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia
Senator Josh Hawley Makes Major Announcement About Popular Abortion Pill
Women Do Not Have to Compromise on Trans Rights
No Comparison: Prophet vs. King
President Trump Unloads on Thomas Massie at Kentucky Rally: ‘We Gotta Get Rid...
Tim Burchett Blasts ‘Snobs’ Attacking Trump DHS Nominee Markwayne Mullin Over Lack of...
Just Days After ISIS-Inspired Terror Attack in NYC, Here's What Mayor Mamdani Is...
Here's What Trump Had to Say About Those Iranian Sleeper Cells
Trans Mania Sweeps New Mexico Schools – Even Elementaries Will ‘Affirm’ Gender Choices
Tipsheet

With ObamaCare, Your Personal Health Information Is At Risk

With ObamaCare, Your Personal Health Information Is At Risk

Feel like your personal information is safe when you log onto the abysmal Healthcare.gov? Don't. It isn't.

A Texan received a call from a man he had never met in South Carolina, who informed him, "I believe somehow the ACA, the Healthcare website has sent me your information."

Advertisement

Maybe this is why the ObamaCare web site informs users that they have no reasonable expectation of privacy.

Or perhaps that's because under HHS regulations, health insurers -- along with state, federal and local agencies -- are required to exchange the protected personal health information of anyone signing up for ObamaCare. And they don't need your permission to do it.

In any case, with all the President's left-wing cronies signing on as "navigators" and the top ObamaCare official under fire for having shared protected taxpayer information with the White House when she was at the IRS, there's no reason for any confidence that private information will remain just that. Private.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement