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Lawsuit Claims Mount Nittany Health Shared Private Patient Information with Facebook, Google (update1)

Posted on April 15, 2023 by Dissent

Geoff Rushton reports:

A lawsuit filed in Centre County Court this week alleges that Mount Nittany Health violated medical privacy rights by disclosing patients’ private information to Facebook, Google and other third-party websites without their knowledge.

Ah. Another tracker lawsuit, right? What caught DataBreaches’ eye about this one was the following:

… Mount Nittany has not notified patients of data disclosure and continues to employ the tracking technology.

Read more at StateCollege.com.  The health system would not comment, citing pending litigation.

Update 1: The law firm representing these plaintiffs has also filed similar lawsuits against Excela and  Commonwealth Health System.

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