New York Health Information Privacy Act proposal

New York's S.929 would create state rules for regulated health information collected by apps, websites, devices, and other non-HIPAA health-data systems.

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What it is

What changed: S.929 remains an active New York proposal to regulate health information beyond traditional HIPAA-covered settings, including consent, notices, deletion, and data-security obligations.
Why it matters: Caregiver tools often collect sensitive context outside a clinical record; this proposal is a direct watch item for health-data handling, consent design, and deletion workflows.
Who it touches: Family caregivers, People using AI and digital health tools, People receiving care, Businesses and agencies that must complyfamily caregivers, care recipients, digital health users, care technology vendors
What it does: Gives people a right or protection
Identifiers: S 929 (session 2025)

Sources

NY Senate S.929 bill page

Last reviewed Jun 18, 2026. This is information, not legal advice; check the source for the current text.