Countdown to the Compliance Deadline for 42 CFR Part 2

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Feb 16, 2026 / By

Time is Up! OCR Complaint Intake & Breach Reporting Go Live for 42 CFR Part 2

Time is up, and the enforcement infrastructure is now live. OCR’s complaint portal is open to 42 CFR Part 2, and Part 2 breach reporting is no longer a future workflow. A live portal changes behavior: it lowers the friction to file, increases complaint volume, and accelerates how quickly organizations receive the familiar “we have received a complaint, please explain” letter. If you are a Part 2 program, a QSO, or a lawful holder (including many HIPAA covered entities and business associates), this is the moment Part 2 stops being a policy project and becomes immediate operational exposure.

Jan 2, 2026 / By

HTI-5 and Information Blocking: Your Bots Are Covered, and Your Excuses Are Getting Smaller

HTI-5 is calling out two things the market already knows: EHI is increasingly accessed through automation and AI, and “infeasible” has been doing suspiciously heavy lifting in some corners of the ecosystem. If you are an HIE/HIN, a developer of certified health IT, or a provider, these proposed information blocking changes tighten the exception playbook, put contract gating on notice, and make it harder to hide a “no” behind nicer paperwork.

Dec 22, 2025 / By

ONC Quietly Dropped Four (4) New Information Blocking FAQs

ONC just dropped four new Information Blocking FAQs on December 19, 2025, and they go straight to the real pressure points: revenue-sharing dressed up as fees, “alternative manner” gamesmanship, and whether automation counts as access. These clarifications matter most where policy meets operations. If you build, sell, operate, or rely on interoperability, this is the set to read.

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