Common use of Confidentiality and Disclosure of PHI Clause in Contracts

Confidentiality and Disclosure of PHI. Healthcare Provider warrants that the PHI accessed by its Authorized Users will be kept confidential and not be further disclosed to anyone other than the patient or his/her authorized representative, except as required by law. Healthcare Provider agrees that if it has a legal obligation to disclose any of the PHI to a third party, it will notify Facility promptly, in advance of the proposed disclosure date, so that the rights of Facility and the individual to whom the PHI relates will not be prejudiced. If Facility or the individual objects to the release of such PHI, Healthcare Provider agrees to provide reasonable assistance as Facility or the Individual may request in connection therewith, including reasonable assistance with information necessary to prepare protective orders or other materials in connection with the objection. Disclosures prohibited by law (including but not limited to information protected by HIPAA or the federal regulations on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records at 42 C.F.R. Part 2) are prohibited under this Agreement.

Confidentiality and Disclosure of PHI. Healthcare Provider warrants that the PHI accessed by its Authorized Users will be kept confidential and not be further disclosed to anyone other than the patient or his/her authorized representative, except as required by law. Healthcare Provider agrees that if it has a legal obligation to disclose any of the PHI to a third party, it will notify Facility promptly, in advance of the proposed disclosure date, so that the rights of Facility and the individual to whom the PHI relates will not be prejudiced. If Facility or the individual objects to the release of such PHI, Healthcare Provider agrees to provide reasonable assistance as Facility or the Individual may request in connection therewith, including reasonable assistance with information necessary to prepare protective orders or other materials in connection with the objection. Disclosures prohibited by law (including but not limited to information protected by HIPAA HIPPA or the federal regulations on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records at 42 C.F.R. Part 2) are prohibited under this Agreement.