As health care technology evolves, so do the challenges surrounding patient privacy. The significance of health care privacy in today’s digital age cannot be understated; it is fundamental to maintaining patient trust and ensuring that individuals feel secure when sharing their sensitive health information. A historical context reveals that various regulatory frameworks, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), have been established to protect patient data and govern how health care providers manage this information. HIPAA, in particular, sets stringent guidelines that health care organizations must adhere to, ensuring that patient confidentiality is upheld while also allowing for necessary information sharing to facilitate care.