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Under the hipaa rule how can personal health information be used for unrelated healthcare? |
Under the hipaa rule how can personal health information be used for unrelated healthcare? The Hippa law prohibits ANYONE from even mentioning that you were even at a doctor's office, hospital or laboratory. NO information could be used for any other purpose other than billing your insurance and telling the doctor YOU actually signed a release of information to get the results of any tests, etc. it cant, the hippa rule states that they will keep your information private. and any information they have about you (like phone numbers and addresses) will not be given out, unless it is for medical reasons, and can only be given out with your permission. |
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