The privacy rule covers all forms of medical information EXCEPT

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The privacy rule, as part of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), is designed to protect the privacy of individuals' medical records and other health information. It covers all forms of medical information, including past, present, and future health conditions (A), medical care received (C), and payments made for healthcare (D). However, it does not specifically cover non-medical personal information such as your address and phone number (B), unless this information is part of the medical record or can be used to identify an individual's health information.

The Privacy Rule Covers All Forms of Medical Information EXCEPT