Changes to HIPAA Part 2 for Substance Abuse Disorder/Consent Privacy Requirements. A WEDI Privacy & Security Workgroup Spotlight
HIPAA Part 2 Changes:
Trying to keep track of what’s happening with HIPAA Part 2 Changes?
Not sure if your organization is impacted as it relates to Substance Abuse Disorder Information and consent, use and disclosure?
Concerned about complying by changing your Notice of Privacy Practices?
This conversation is for you. Join the WEDI Privacy and Security Workgroup presentation as we welcome Helen Oscislawski, Esq., Founding Member, Attorney at Oscislawski LLC.
Plan to join today and bring your questions!
About the Speaker:
Helen Oscislawski, Esq. is a distinguished health care and data privacy attorney who advises hospitals, health systems,
behavioral health providers, substance use disorder programs, data aggregators, health information
exchanges and networks (HIEs/HINs), health information technology companies, and a broad range
of other stakeholders in the health care industry. She is the founding member of Attorneys at
Oscislawski LLC, a progressive, client-focused boutique law firm known for delivering high-quality,
high-value legal representation. Since 2020, Helen has been selected annually to the Super
Lawyers® list in Health Care Law in New Jersey by Thomson Reuters. She has also been recognized
by Best Lawyers® as “Lawyer of the Year” in Health Care Law in Princeton, New Jersey, for both
2022 and 2024, an honor awarded to a single attorney in each practice area and region who receives
the highest peer feedback. Widely regarded as a “go-to” attorney in her field, Helen’s expertise spans
HIPAA, 42 C.F.R. Part 2, Information Blocking, enforcement and investigations, data breach response,
electronic health information exchange standards (including TEFCA and interoperability rules),
health IT, artificial intelligence, state privacy and consent laws governing sensitive health data, and
other compliance issues. She has also served as a subject matter expert witness at jury trial.