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.
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