Privacy Rights Hipaa
by admin on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011 | Comments Off
privacy rights hipaa
Is an autopsy covered by HIPAA?
Or are those privacy rights terminated by death?
I appears that being deceased allows release of the fact that the patient was a patient, but other information requires consent of the family. So, being dead, YOU have no rights, but your family sort of inherits your rights.
This does not apply to an official medical examiner’s report.
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