Fundraising solicitations under HIPAA may not target which of the following?

Under HIPAA, fundraising solicitations cannot target individuals based on specific diagnoses. This is because doing so could potentially reveal confidential health information about patients, which HIPAA aims to protect. Fundraising activities should respect the privacy of individuals and ensure that any communications do not disclose or imply personal health conditions or treatment details.

In contrast, soliciting the general public, benefactors, or volunteers does not involve the same risks because these groups are not specifically tied to an individual's health data. Targeting the general public or people who support the organization through donations or volunteer work does not violate privacy concerns, as these individuals do not have a specific connection to health information that could be compromised. Therefore, the restriction is primarily about avoiding the use of sensitive health information tied to specific diagnoses in fundraising efforts.