Extends federal privacy rules to health apps and other companies that handle your health data.
This bill would give you more control over your health information, especially data collected by apps and other companies not currently covered by HIPAA. It would make these companies follow new privacy and security rules, similar to those for doctors and hospitals. It would also require them to tell you when your data isn't protected by HIPAA or when wellness data is collected, and get your consent before selling certain information.
Today, many health apps and other companies that collect your health data are not covered by federal privacy laws like HIPAA. This bill would create new federal rules, similar to HIPAA, for these companies, giving you more privacy and control over a wider range of your health information. It would also clarify rules for sharing your medical records with third parties and require new notifications about how your wellness data is handled.
S 3097 · 119th Congress · November 4, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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