Release of Information to Family/Friends. The Practice may release your PHI when necessary, to a friend or family member involved in your care. For instance, you may need a friend or relative to pick up medication for you.
Release of Information to Family/Friends. Our practice may release your IIHI to a friend or family member that is involved in your care, or who assists in taking care of you. For example, a parent or guardian may ask that a babysitter take their child to the pediatrician’s office for treatment of a cold. In this example, the babysitter may have access to this child’s medical information.
Release of Information to Family/Friends. Our organization may release your identifiable health information to a friend or family member who is helping you pay for your health care of who assists in taking care of you.
Release of Information to Family/Friends. The Practice may release your PHI when necessary, to a friend or family member involved in your care. For example, a parent or guardian may ask that a babysitter take their child to the pediatrician’s office for treatment of a cold. In this example, the babysitter may have access to this child’s medical information.
Release of Information to Family/Friends. Unless you specifically request in writing that Clearview not communicate with such person(s), Clearview may release your health information to a family member or friend who is involved in your treatment or who is helping pay for your care. Business Associates. Clearview may disclose your health information to our business associates that perform functions on or behalf or provide us with services if the information is necessary for them to provide such functions or services. Clearview requires our business associates to agree in writing to protect the privacy of your health information and to use and disclose your health information only as specified in that written agreement.
Release of Information to Family/Friends. InterMed may release your PHI to a friendor family member that is involved in your care, or who assists in taking care of you; provided that such disclosures will be limited to your PHI that is relevant to their involvement in your care or the payment for your care. For example, a parent or guardian may ask that a babysitter to take their child to the pediatrician’s office for treatment of a cold. In this example, the babysitter may have access to this child’s medical information. If you are present, your PHI will be disclosed to a friend or family member if; we obtain your consent, we provide you with an opportunity to object and you do not object, or we reasonably assume that you do not object. If you are not present or you do not have an opportunity to agree or object because of incapacity or emergency, we may make disclosures that, in our professional judgment, are in your bestinterest.
