Privacy Policy
Washington Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy
Effective November 11, 2026
This policy covers consumer health data that Barriq Benefits Inc. ("Barriq") collects under Washington's My Health My Data Act. It applies to Washington residents and to anyone whose consumer health data is collected in Washington.
Consumer health data we collect, and how we use it
| Category | Purpose and how it is used |
|---|---|
| Your VA disability rating and related determinations, such as individual unemployability or a permanent and total rating, and VA grants tied to a disability, such as an adapted housing grant | To show which benefits you may qualify for and what each one depends on |
| Facts about a service-connected condition of the person whose service connects you to Barriq, such as a permanent and total rating, when they affect your eligibility | To show which family and survivor benefits may apply to you |
| Whether you take part in a VA family caregiver program | To show caregiver benefits that may apply to you |
| The kinds of health coverage you have, including employer coverage | To show health care benefits that may apply to you, and how they work together |
| The VA health care you use, such as your enrollment, priority group, community care, preferred pharmacy, and any accessibility needs you share. Information showing you are looking for health care: answers you save in a VA health care tool, and records that you used a health care tool | To keep what you save and to run the tools you choose to use |
| Results we derive from the information above, such as whether a health care benefit is on your statement | To build your statement and Benefits Hub view |
- Your VA disability rating and related determinations, such as individual unemployability or a permanent and total rating, and VA grants tied to a disability, such as an adapted housing grant
- Purpose and how it is used: To show which benefits you may qualify for and what each one depends on
- Facts about a service-connected condition of the person whose service connects you to Barriq, such as a permanent and total rating, when they affect your eligibility
- Purpose and how it is used: To show which family and survivor benefits may apply to you
- Whether you take part in a VA family caregiver program
- Purpose and how it is used: To show caregiver benefits that may apply to you
- The kinds of health coverage you have, including employer coverage
- Purpose and how it is used: To show health care benefits that may apply to you, and how they work together
- The VA health care you use, such as your enrollment, priority group, community care, preferred pharmacy, and any accessibility needs you share. Information showing you are looking for health care: answers you save in a VA health care tool, and records that you used a health care tool
- Purpose and how it is used: To keep what you save and to run the tools you choose to use
- Results we derive from the information above, such as whether a health care benefit is on your statement
- Purpose and how it is used: To build your statement and Benefits Hub view
Sources of consumer health data
- Directly from you, when you answer profile questions or use a health care tool.
- Derived by Barriq from the information you give us.
How to exercise your rights
You have the right to confirm whether we collect, share, or sell your consumer health data; to access it, including a list of all third parties and affiliates that received it and a way to contact them; to withdraw your consent; and to have it deleted.
To make a request, email privacy@barriqbenefits.com and tell us which right you want to use. If you have an account, write from the email address on it. You don't need to create an account to make a request. Members can also withdraw consent in Privacy Center or delete their account in their settings.
We may ask for information reasonably needed to confirm your identity. We respond within 45 days of receiving your request. We may extend that period once by 45 days when reasonably necessary, and if we do, we will tell you within the first 45 days, with the reason. Responses are free of charge up to twice a year. We may charge a reasonable fee for, or decline, requests that are manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
Appeals
If we decline to act on your request, you may appeal by replying to our decision. Within 45 days of receiving your appeal, we will tell you in writing what action we took or did not take, and why. If we deny your appeal, we will also tell you how to contact the Washington State Attorney General to submit a complaint.