John,
I don't agree that the "plain language" requirement of the privacy
regulations requires translation of the NPP into other languages.
In its discussion of the "plain language" requirement in the preamble to
the final privacy regulations DHHS notes that Title VI of the Civil
Rights Act -- a s
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I cited the response that follows regarding
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Title: RE: Grievance, Notice of PP
Another NPP question.
We are
drafting our aknowledgement of receipt form for existing patients for
distribution. In 164.520 it describes "acknowledgement of receipt" I
am not finding specific language that requires they sign that they have "Read
and Und
Folks -
The "plain language" requirement for the NPP incorporates regulatory
requirements that include translation into other languages if they are a
material element of the population you serve. I did the research well over a
year ago so don't recall the citations, and don't have time to dig it u
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You
may just list the title of the person in your office who is responsible for
receiving complaints, along with the phone number. It's not required that you
provide the contact information for the Secretary, but I think it's a good idea
to be forthcoming with that information
It strikes me as an attorney who represents ERISA governed health plans
that the NPP can be considered a material modification to the health
plan under the U.S. Labor Department's (DOL) rules. DOL, in contrast to
HHS, has very specific rules on distributing a summary plan description
or a summary o
I'm sorry to beat this one to death, but is there a citation for California
stating that the font size has to be 12 pt for NPP?
Thanks,
Keith Tularaksa
HIPAA Project Manager
Star HRG
(602) 749-7600, ext. 1490
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From: Sherry Neuman [mailto:[EM
Title: RE: Grievance, Notice of PP
Our NPP refers to
both, but doesn't identify me by name. We put Privacy Officer with the system
address and the main phone number. This way, if the privacy officer changes or
my extension changes, the NPP won't have to and we wouldn't have to send it out
al
Our practice is family practice. We contract in a LCSW who uses our charts for her progress notes. I understand that mental health is handled differently than that of a PCP as far as authorizations for release of info. (we need specific auth to release). I also remember reading somewhere that me
Title: RE: Grievance, Notice of PP
While
"surviving" HIPAA is a challenge for us all.I meant to say I "surveyed"
another list serve.
Guess
that was a Freudian slip.
Deborah Campbell
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Title: RE: Grievance, Notice of PP
I survived another list serve about this same question. We do have to say in the Notice that they can complain directly to the Secretary. But the regs do not say you have to list the contact info for them (you do for your organization.)
After asking the othe
On our notice we have listed detailed information on who to contact at our
office in the event of a complaint. We also state that the patient may
complain directly to the U.S. Secretary of DHHS.
1. Does that need to be listed?(seems like I remember it has to be on the
NPP)
2. Do we need to list
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While HIPAA may not require the NPP or othe
As are we. We have a part-time professional translator on staff who
is/will be translating all of our HIPAA-related patient correspondence
for us.
Beth
Line, Phyllis wrote:
We are translating our notice into Spanish.
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From: Kathy Findley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
He
Title: RE: NPP in Other Languages
We are translating our notice into Spanish.
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From: Kathy Findley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 1:08 PM
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Subject: NPP in Other Languages
Hello All!
I don't belive it's
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