Patient Access. To the extent required by the HIPAA Regulations, Practice-Web will make available PHI in a Designated Record Set, if a Designated Record Set is maintained by Practice- Web, to the Client as necessary to satisfy Client’s obligations under 45 C.F.R. 164.524.
Patient Access. To the extent required by the HIPAA Regulations, Business Associate will make available PHI in a Designated Record Set, if a Designated Record Set is maintained by Business Associate, to the Customer as necessary to satisfy Customer’s obligations under 45 C.F.R. 164.524.
Patient Access. If a Xxxx Xxxxx service recipient (herein known as the “client”) requests access to PHI directly from Associate, Associate will within five business days forward such request in writing to Grantee(s). Grantee(s) will be responsible for making all determinations regarding the grant or denial of a Patient's request for PHI and Associate will make no such determinations. Only Grantee(s) will release PHI to the Patient pursuant to such a request.
Patient Access. While the DSA requires compliance with the federal information blocking rules, it falls short in the creation of a longitudinal patient record. The DSA should expressly require health plans to create and make available complete patient histories for its members.
Patient Access. 11.1. Customer shall cause all patients that participate in the Program or otherwise use the Service to accept Company’s Participant Authorization and Terms of Use (“Participant Terms”) in effect from time to time in such manner as Company directs (including, without limitation, by requiring participants to accept an End User License Agreement (“XXXX”) they will see when they initially log into the Service). This is without prejudice to company’s amendments to the Participant Terms and XXXX to conform to changing laws, rules and regulations, and trends.
Patient Access. At registration, the UVA Health System team member will be prompted to review the patient’s records for a LTS card. • If a LTS is on file, it must be reviewed for accuracy. • If a valid LTS is not on file, the team member must present one to the guarantor, obtain a valid signature, and accept it in the system. • When a LTS cannot be obtained (whether the patient refused or due to extenuating circumstances), the team member must bypass the prompt and list a reason.
i. Examples of extenuating circumstances include: unconscious guarantor; unavailable parent/guardian/family member/legal signatory; emergent/time- sensitive services
Patient Access. If a patient requests access to PHI directly from Business Associate, Business Associate will within ten (10) business days forward such request in writing to Covered Entity. Covered Entity will be responsible for making all determinations regarding the grant or denial of a patient’s request for PHI and Business Associate will make no such determinations. Only Covered Entity will release PHI to the patient pursuant to such a request, unless release by Business Associate has otherwise been approved by Covered Entity.
Patient Access. If a Patient requests access to PHI directly from Associate, Associate will within five (5) business days forward such request in writing to MIHS. MIHS will be responsible for making all determinations regarding the grant or denial of a Patient’s request for PHI and Associate will make no such determinations. Only MIHS will release PHI to the Patient pursuant to such a request.
Patient Access. If a Patient requests access to PHI directly from Associate, Associate will within five business days forward such request in writing to Summit. Summit will be responsible for making all determinations regarding the grant or denial of a Patient's request for PHI and Associate will make no such determinations. Only Hospital will release PHI to the Patient pursuant to such a request.
Patient Access. If a patient requests access to PHI directly from Associate, Associate can provide the requested PHI to the patient, provided the Associate created or maintains the PHI. The Associate will note in the patient’s record whether the requested PHI was provided, per the Associate’s privacy policy and procedure. The Associate will also provide a written summary to the Maricopa County Xxxx Xxxxx Part A Program as to the outcome of the patient’s request for PHI. However, if the patient requests PHI related to services provided by another Xxxx Xxxxx Part A provider, Associate will, within five business days, forward such request in writing to the Maricopa County Xxxx Xxxxx Part A Program. The Maricopa County Xxxx Xxxxx Part A Program will be responsible for making all determinations regarding the grant or denial of a patient’s request for PHI, and Associate will make no such determinations. Under the direction of the Maricopa County Xxxx Xxxxx Part A Program, the Associate that maintains the requested PHI will be responsible to prepare and deliver the requested PHI records to the patient, provided Associate has possession of the requested records.
