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Illinois HB3494

Illinois HB3494 is in committee.

This Illinois bill requires companies that handle personal health data to clearly disclose their privacy practices, get explicit consent before collecting or selling health data, and give individuals the right to delete their data or withdraw consent. It also bans discriminatory treatment of people who refuse to share their health data and restricts location-based targeting near health facilities.

Recorded sponsors: Mary Canty, Ann Williams, Anne Stava-Murray, Kelly Cassidy.

Official title

HEALTH DATA PRIVACY ACT

Bill details

Stage
In committee
Policy area
Privacy
Party origin
Democrat
Sponsors
Mary Canty, Ann Williams, Anne Stava-Murray, Kelly Cassidy
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Focus areas

Topics this bill touches, used to group it with related legislation.

  • Data Privacy
  • AI in Healthcare

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What would Illinois HB3494 require of companies that handle personal data?

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