Reconsideration of the decision to deny Canada Pension Plan Disability

Dear Service Canada:

We have not had any correspondence from you in regards to my reconsideration of August 13, 2013 that you acknowledged in your letter of September 27, 2013.

You have been ignoring my letters to Service Canada as well.

My request for an appeal in my letter of January 21, 2013 was ignored.

There was no Acknowledgement letter of the appeal for my application of May 21, 2008.

If you continue to deny and delay your office will be subject to further public scrutiny’s that are being duplicated and broadcasted to online sources.

Please act according to the regulations and take my case more seriously.

I will take a louder voice if you continue to deny my application for a benefit I am clearly entitled to. What is it going to take to be fairly treated? Will I have to Cc everyone in the house of commons and get on the news!

The most important inquiry to you was four months ago when I asked you to please explain how you can write “we realize that you cannot work now.” and at the same time deny my application.

I kindly ask that you respond to my inquiries relating to my application so I can get on with my recovery and have the funds to pay for my medication at $435.05/ month.

Be advised we do not answer the phone because of persistent calls from collection agencies. You will need to leave a message and I will return your call.

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Please acknowledge in writing:

1. Answer my inquiry letters sent to you in 2013
2. The status of the appeal of my application of May 21, 2008
3. The latest reconsideration status

Looking forward to hearing from you as soon as possible in this regard.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

xxxx

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HCAI Security Breach

The definition for the HCAI has been defined in the 2013 Annual Report of the Office of the Auditor General of Ontario. HCAI is an online database and billing portal to which health-care providers are required to submit billings for injury claims before they are forwarded to insurers for payment.

According to the Privacy statement on the HCAI website ( http://www.hcaiinfo.ca/Media_Public/Privacy.asp ) health Claims for Auto Insurance Processing (HCAIP) is responsible for the operation of the electronic processing system (HCAI) for automobile insurance claims. This system allows health care facilities and insurers to communicate with each other by facilitating the transmission of Ontario claim forms (OCFs).

The HCAI system contains sensitive personal health information. Protecting this information is the job of HCAIP. In order to protect the confidentiality of personally identifiable information (PII) HCAIP commits to maintain appropriate technical and administrative safeguards to protect the data in the HCAI system and any third parties that HCAI contracts to take prompt action in the instance of a privacy breach and protect PII from unauthorized disclosure in paper, electronic or verbal format.

So after reading about the HCAI you would think our personal information is protected, right?

The following document shows that there was in fact a breach of security at the HCAI online database on November 14, 2011.

Clearly the Access to a claimants file in the database by the “Anonymous Web User” logged in to the SecureDox HCAI online database justifies an explanation by its administrators at the HCAI system, and the IBC.

How has an Anonymous user logged into the HCAI online database been allowed to download personal health information?

It doesn't surprise me that our personal health information is at risk by the powers that be.

Insurance Doctors ( wordhirlings) interrogating victims of crashes using their personal computers. Using unsecured email to transfer our personal health information to unsecured servers.

Why is there no legislation to force our personal information be deleted from all the Laptops filled with claimants personal files that wordhirlings bring to the interrogation rooms. And all those emails sent back and forth between the assessment mills and interrogators.

Who monitors our personal health information,  transferred so freely and unsecured, from so many different sources?

Administrator,

Surviving a Collision.