Satisfactory assurance definition
Satisfactory assurance means the party requesting the medical records has provided written notice to the individual; the notice included sufficient information about the litigation or proceeding to permit the individual to raise an objection; the time for the individual to raise objections to the court has lapsed and no objections were filed; or all objections filed by the individual have been resolved by the court and disclosures are consistent with the resolution.
Satisfactory assurance in this instance means that Clark County has received from the requesting party a written statement, along with supporting documentation, demonstrating that:
Satisfactory assurance in this instance means that Hauser Lake Fire Protection District has received from the requesting party a written statement and accompanying documentation demonstrating that:
More Definitions of Satisfactory assurance
Satisfactory assurance in this instance means that the Hybrid Org has received from the requesting party a written statement, along with supporting documentation, demonstrating that:
Satisfactory assurance. - means a written agreement between a mental health provider, or health care pro- vider, and a health information exchange that establishes the permitted and required uses and disclosures of mental health information that is disclosed to the health information exchange and that requires the health information ex- change:
Satisfactory assurance in this instance means that Covered Entity has received from the requesting party a written statement and accompanying documentation demonstrating that:
Satisfactory assurance means a written statement and accompanying documentation from the requesting party demonstrating (1) that there was a good faith effort to provide written notice to the individual whose information is being requested; (2) that the notice included sufficient information about the litigation or proceeding so that the individual would have had opportunity to object; and (3) that the time for the individual to raise objections has elapsed with either no objections raised, or all objections resolved consistently with the disclosures being sought. 45 C.F.R. § 164.512(e) (1)(iii).