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Protecting Your Client’s Right to No-Cost Medical Records | SeminarWeb Catalog

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Protecting Your Client’s Right to No-Cost Medical Records

What You Will Learn

  • Right to obtain no-cost patient records through online portals
  • How to direct a healthcare provider to place electronic health information on an online portal
  • Duty to produce the full "designated records set" as defined by HIPAA regulations
  • How to ensure the designated records set is complete
  • Examples of information blocking in violation of CURES
  • How to respond when healthcare providers violate the rules
  • How to report violations to HHS, Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology
  • How to properly request records under the HIPAA regulations to ensure they are produced at low-cost

Share this program:

What You Will Learn

  • Right to obtain no-cost patient records through online portals
  • How to direct a healthcare provider to place electronic health information on an online portal
  • Duty to produce the full "designated records set" as defined by HIPAA regulations
  • How to ensure the designated records set is complete
  • Examples of information blocking in violation of CURES
  • How to respond when healthcare providers violate the rules
  • How to report violations to HHS, Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology
  • How to properly request records under the HIPAA regulations to ensure they are produced at low-cost

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Price

$79 for Association Member
$99 for Non-Member

75 minutes
Date Published

July 11, 2023

Publisher

Washington State Association for Justice

Subjects

Discovery, HIPAA, Medical Records

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Summary

Your clients are entitled to low-cost or no-cost medical records under the HIPAA regulations or the CURES Act respectively.  Both regulatory schemes extend those rights to all of the patient’s medical records called the “Designated Record Sets” in the possession of a healthcare provider with very few exceptions.  Some healthcare providers have been limiting the patient’s access to the records they will provide in violation of both regulatory schemes.

In this webinar, Roger Leslie covers the steps needed to obtain copies of electronic records under the HIPAA regulations and the CURES Act regulations.  The HIPAA regulations are currently enforced against healthcare providers and the CURES Act regulations will be enforced against healthcare providers possibly later this year by DHHS, ONC following publication of a final ruling.

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Presenters

Roger J. Leslie

Roger J. Leslie represents people who have been injured because another person or corporation failed to exercise reasonable... Read More

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Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Replay of Protecting Your Client’s Right to No-Cost Medical Records
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Credit

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