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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She was my doctor at Foxhall, and I received the letter from Foxhall but never received an email from Alloy (and I am menopausal and was under active treatment by her for menopausal issues). I agree this was a Hipaa violation (and the PP’s explanation above is a great one to show we should all care about any hipaa violation), but I assume my info never made its way to Alloy or I would have gotten the emails others here have referenced. So while this was a mistake (I am not going to assume intent), for me this one thing doesn’t erase the over 20 years of excellent, individualized care I received from her. I suggest that rather than rake someone through the mud publically, people affected who feel wronged should start by contacting Foxhall, because their internal procedures also are at fault here. [/quote]

This. She is a great OB, while I had her years ago (over 17) if she would have moved at the time I would have greatly appreciated knowing where she was , as I would have 100% switched to stay with her services. Very compassionate and knowledgeable about her craft. [/quote]

Let’s be clear: the Alloy email, which I received, was not informing former patients how to follow dr Malone. It was offering to sell you “bio identical plant based hormones” “right to your door.”  The kind of medical online presence most DCUM would scoff at.  But somehow some want to give her a pass.

The use of the emails was HER violation. [/quote]

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