Release of Records. BCBSM represents that BCBSM Members, by contract, have authorized Provider to release to BCBSM information and records, including but not limited to all medical, hospital and other information relating to their care and treatment. Provider will release patient information and records requested by BCBSM to enable it to process claims and for pre-payment or post-payment review of medical records and equipment, lawsuits, coordination of benefits, as related to claims filed.
Release of Records. Each Member authorizes the Physician, Hospital, Skilled Nursing Facility or any other Provider of healthcare to permit the examination and copying of the Member's medical records, as requested by HPN. Information from medical records and information received from Physicians or Hospitals incident to the Physician/Patient relationship or Hospital/Patient relationship shall be kept confidential and except for use in connection with government requirements established by law or the administration of this Plan, records may not be disclosed to any unrelated third party without the Member’s consent.
Release of Records. Doctor shall release to an Enrollee, CCMI, a health plan company, or any entity identified in the foregoing paragraph 9, all information and records or copies of records regarding the examination or treatment on an Enrollee within seven (7) calendar days from the date of such request is made, or sooner if necessary to comply with laws, or related to the resolution of Enrollee complaints. Doctor shall provide such records at no charge to CCMI, the Enrollee, any government entity, or the health plan company. CCMI and health plan companies are authorized to release information in their possession or obtained pursuant to this provision pertaining to Doctor and Enrollees treated by Doctor as is necessary to comply with state or federal laws and regulations, and CCMI’s agreements with health plan companies.
Release of Records. The Contractor shall release medical records of members, as may be authorized by the member, as may be directed by authorized personnel of SCDHHS, appropriate agencies of the State of South Carolina, or the United States Government. Release of medical records shall be consistent with the provisions of confidentiality as expressed in this Contract.
Release of Records. I understand that any records released for this process, including those covered under HIPPA Federal Regulations, may be released to the legal representatives and/or the Court. These records would be released per the course of judicial or administrative proceedings in the interest of due process concerns.
Release of Records. Each Insured authorizes the Physician, Hospital, Skilled Nursing Facility or any other Provider of healthcare to permit the examination and copying of the Insured's medical records, as requested by SHL.
Release of Records. Each Insured authorizes the Physician, Hospital, Skilled Nursing Facility or any other Provider of healthcare to permit the examination and copying of the Insured's medical records, as requested by SHL. Information from medical records and information received from Physicians or Hospitals incident to the Physician/Patient relationship or Hospital/Patient relationship shall be kept confidential and, except for use in connection with government requirements established by law or the administration of this Plan, records may not be disclosed to any unrelated third party without the Insured’s consent.
Release of Records. The District will release employment record data as required under a court order or as required under the Public Records Act. Prior to the release of employment records the employee and the union will be notified and be given an opportunity to review the records to be released. For employee safety, private information will be redacted prior to any release when permitted by the public records statute. Any release in response to discovery requests, court orders or subpoenas will be in accordance with the court order or applicable court rules. Prior to release in response to discovery requests, court orders or subpoenas, the District will seek to limit release of personal data and/or file a motion with the applicable court to have the records sealed.
Release of Records. 3. By January 17, 2022, Defendants will begin releasing, on a rolling basis, all Taskforce records to Plaintiffs. Defendants will complete production by March 22, 2022. 1 The term “party” or “parties” shall apply to Defendants and Plaintiffs.
4. Defendants will also make those records available to the public on the Taskforce webpage, consistent with the Bureau’s practice for other advisory committees subject to FACA. See, e.g., Consumer Advisory Board, xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/rules-policy/advisory- committees/consumer-advisory-board/ (last visited Nov. 29, 2021) (providing access to the Consumer Advisory Boards’ records).
5. Consistent with the FACA’s requirements, Taskforce records consist of all records that would have been made public if the Defendants had complied with FACA’s requirements, i.e., “records, reports, transcripts, minutes, appendixes, working papers, drafts, studies, agenda, or other documents which were made available to or prepared for or by” the Taskforce. See 5 U.S.C. App. 2 § 10(b).
6. Defendants will provide a Xxxxxx index for any documents that have been fully withheld from production or redacted in part under exemptions provided by the Freedom of Information Act.2
Release of Records. Upon request by Health Plans, CompCare shall be responsible for obtaining and releasing to Health Plans all information and records or copies of records regarding MHSA Services, Pharmacy Management Services and/or UM Services provided to a Member. Such information shall be provided to Health Plans by CompCare, or CompCare shall require CompCare Providers to provide such information, at no charge, within five (5) days from the date of such request, or such later time as permitted by the requesting agency.
