🕰️ KU Health Response Deadline

 Mr. Abdul Al Hamamsy is the Director of Claims and Risk Management for The University of Kansas Physicians — a role that places him at the very heart of institutional response and liability control.

He was personally delegated by KU Chancellor Douglas Girod following our June 25, 2025 outreach. His job?

Not to help.

To manage risk.

On July 2, 2025, Mr. Al Hamamsy confirmed via email:

“We will review the care that was provided to Mrs. Henry at The University of Kansas Health System and provide a written response within the next 45 days.”
 

Let’s clarify what that actually means — and what it does not mean:

HIPAA §164.524 mandates a response within 30 calendar days.
An additional 15 calendar days may only be granted if the institution provides a written explanation within those first 30 days.

As of July 3, 2025, KU Health has provided no such explanation.
 

Therefore, the 45-day window Abdul referenced is not legally valid at this time.
The only enforceable deadline under federal regulation is:

🗓️ August 1, 2025 — 5:00 PM CT

Any attempt to delay beyond that without a formal, timely justification would constitute a violation of HIPAA’s patient access rules.
 

Abdul’s clock is ticking. The public is watching.
And his email is now a matter of public record.

Tick-tock, Mr. Risk Management.

 Before KU sent in Abdul Al Hamamsy, there was Becky Moburg — the original institutional deflection.

📄 Read our point-by-point rebuttal of her letter:
👉 The Moburg Rebuttal