A Directive to Physicians (Living Will Sample Clauses

A Directive to Physicians (Living Will. A document that lets you tell your doctor what you do or do not want done if you have a terminal condition or are permanently unconscious. 14 Basic Health 2008 Member Handbook Table of Contents Privacy Personal health information The Health Care Authority (HCA) will not release any personal health information that is provided verbally, electronically, or in writing to anyone but you or your health plan without your prior written authorization. Exception: Basic Health and DSHS may exchange information about your pregnancy. Account information Without your written permission, the HCA cannot release personal account details such as eligibility, enrollment, monthly premium, or payment to anyone but you or your health plan.
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