Sends automated outreach, in New Hampshire

RSA 359-E:1-359-E:6 · Read the law's page

• Before using an automatic telephone dialing system, equipment that stores or produces numbers to call randomly or sequentially and delivers a prerecorded message without a live operator, for solicitation in New Hampshire, register with the consumer protection and antitrust bureau of the department of justice at least 10 business days beforehand and pay the annual fee.
• These duties reach a solicitation: an unrequested call to a residential telephone subscriber to give, sell or lease goods or services, to gain a pledge, promise or contribution where there is no pre-existing relationship with the person called, or to obtain information, data or opinions.
• Generate the system's calls randomly at unequal intervals and keep them off every emergency line.
• Disclose the name of the caller, the purpose of the call and any goods or services offered immediately after the called party answers, and configure the system to disconnect within 30 seconds after the called party hangs up.
• Do not use per-call or per-line blocking, or any other method, to prevent your caller identification information from reaching the called party; that information must include a number at which you can receive calls and may not be misleading, inaccurate or deceptive.

RSA 359-E:7-359-E:11 · Read the law's page

• Do not make a telemarketing sales call, one made to induce payment or an extension of credit for goods or services or to gather information for such a solicitation, to a New Hampshire customer who has registered with the national do-not-call registry, and obtain the registry's quarterly listings.
• If the Federal Trade Commission's Telemarketing Sales Rule binds you, or would bind you if your calls were interstate, comply with it for telemarketing sales calls made within New Hampshire as well.
• These duties reach a campaign of more than 5 telemarketing calls a month to customers in the state, and not a call made at the customer's express request, in connection with an established business relationship, on behalf of a nonprofit charity, or on behalf of a political campaign unless a vendor places the political call using automatic dialing equipment.

RSA 332-I:4 to 332-I:6 · Read the law's page

• If you are a health care provider or a business associate of one, obtain an authorization for any use or disclosure of protected health information for marketing, meeting the HIPAA authorization specifications for marketing (RSA 332-I:4, I).
• For fundraising uses of protected health information, give each intended recipient a clear and conspicuous opportunity to elect not to receive fundraising communications, and treat an election as a revocation of authorization (RSA 332-I:4, II).
• Do not disclose protected health information used for marketing or fundraising by voice mail, an unattended facsimile, or other methods of communication that are not secure (RSA 332-I:4, III).
• Promptly notify in writing the individuals whose protected health information was disclosed when a use or disclosure is allowed under federal law but not permitted by RSA 332-I:4; a business associate bears the cost of notice for its own disclosures (RSA 332-I:5).