HUH? Mental Hospital Denies Talarico Received Treatment After Claiming They Would “Never Disclose, Confirm, or Deny Who Our Patients Are Here”
The mental health hospital, where James Talarico was allegedly treated during his nearly two-week absence from the campaign trail, has come out denying that Talarico was ever at the facility. This comes after the facility allegedly violated HIPAA privacy laws when an employee reportedly disclosed to reporters that he was at the facility. The post HUH? Mental Hospital Denies Talarico Received Treatment After Claiming They Would “Never Disclose, Confirm, or Deny Who Our Patients Are Here” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
The Lindner Center of Hope has issued a statement denying that James Talarico ever received treatment at their facility, directly refuting an earlier report where an employee allegedly confirmed his presence. This denial follows Talarico’s campaign stating he was recovering from the flu at home, a narrative that has seen shifts in detail regarding his doctor visits. The situation raises questions about HIPAA privacy violations and the veracity of initial reports.
- The Lindner Center of Hope has denied treating James Talarico.
- An earlier report claimed an employee of the facility confirmed Talarico’s treatment.
- Talarico’s campaign stated he was recovering from the flu at home in Austin, Texas.
- Talarico’s account of his doctor visits has reportedly changed.
- The facility’s statement contradicts an earlier claim that they would ‘never disclose, confirm, or deny’ patient information.
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