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  • CLIENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITES

    Basic Rights Provided to Every Consumer
  • Directions: Please initial each right and responsibility with the consumer or legally-responsible person. This form should be completed at admission, upon request, and annually thereafter.

  • Consumer Responsibilities

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  • Notice of Privacy Practices

    Important Information About How Your Information May Used and Disclosed, As Well As How You Can Access Your Information and Release Information to Other Agencies
  • The Carter Clinic has a clear policy to protect your confidentiality. We are required by law to protect all confidential consumer information and Protected Health Information PHI, and adhere to all guidelines to protect consumer information as listed in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act HIPAA of 1996. You have a right to confidentiality and you may report any violations of confidentiality to Disability Rights of North Carolina at 1-877-235-4210 or Office for Civil Rights, US Department of Health and Human Services at 1-404-562-7886

    Written Consent Required To Release Information: Only records or information, with appropriate written consent by the consumer, may be released with identified parties. The release must specify who may send or release information, as well what specific information may be released. The written release is valid for one year, but may be revoked at any time. If you sign a release of information, you are entitled to receive a copy of the signed release. Also, we may only release information that was generated by The Carter Clinic. For example, if you provided a release for us to receive specific records from another agency, we are not permitted to release those records to other parties. You will need to contact that agency if you need those records released.

    The Local Management Entity/Managed Care Organization LME/MCO is responsible for oversight of mental health services. Basic information such as progress on goals, demographic information, and diagnostic information may be given to the Local Management Entity/Managed Care Organization for review and authorization of services.

    Access to Medical Records: Consumers, guardians, or legal representatives have a right to have access to medical records. While the actual record is property of The Carter Clinic, you may request to review all or part of the record. You if choose to review the records, you must sign a written release and you may set an appointment with a supervisor to review your records. Only records generated by The Carter Clinic may be released. If you request copies of all or part of the record, a small fee may be charged not to exceed $35.00 for administrative costs.

    Retention and Destruction of Records: The Carter Clinic retains all medical records for five 5 years in a secure location. if records have been involved in legal proceedings, records are maintained for seven 7 years.

    Limits of Confidentiality: The Carter Clinic is required to report incidents or suspected incidents of abuse of a child, disabled person, or elder person to local officials. If a consumer reports a plan to harm another individual, local law enforcement and that potential victim may be contacted to ensure safety. Additionally, if there is a psychiatric or medical emergency, The Carter Clinic may release information to emergency personnel to assist in coordination of emergency services.

    If you have any questions regarding confidentiality, our policies to protect your information, or processes to file a grievance, please feel free to contact The Carter Clinic at 919 848-0132.

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  • Acknowledgement of Consumer Choice

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  • Consent for Treatment

    Directions: Please initial each line and check appropriate box giving consent to receive treatment/services.
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  • Emergency Medical Treatment Consent

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  • Screening Instrument for Infectious Tuberculosis

  • 8. Within the past thirty (30) days have you had any of the following symptoms for two (2) or more weeks:

  • 9. Have you or do you live with anyone who has who has either of these symptoms:

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  • Consumer Orientation Checklist

    Directions: Please initial each area that was reviewed with you during the orientation process. A written summary is provided for you in the Orientation to Services packet.
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  • Acknowledgement of Emergency Crisis Information

  • I acknowledge I have received a copy of the Carter Clinic, P.A.'s emergency crisis phone number/information line, (919)848-0132. I understand that it is available 24/7/365 for behavioral health crises. If I call that number after hours, I will be connected to the answering services who will connect me to a mental healthprofessional in the case of an emergency.

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  • to share the specified information in my client record with The Carter Clinic,                            919-848-0277 (fax number)

  • I hereby acknowledge that The Carter Clinic has not conditioned my treatment on signing this authorization, and that I may refuse to sign this authorization if I so desire. I also recognize that I retain the right to revoke this authorization in writing at any time, except to the extent that the agency has already taken action in reliance on the consent. Once information is disclosed pursuant to this signed authorization, I understand that the HIPAA privacy law (45 CFR Part 164) protecting health information may not apply to the recipient of the information, and therefore, may not prohibit the recipient from disclosing it. Other laws, however, may prohibit disclosure. Upon disclosure of mental health and developmental disabilities information protected by state law (GS 122-C), substance abuse treatment information protected by federal law (42 CFR Part II) or HIV / AIDS information protected under GS 130A-143, this organization informs the recipient of the information that re-disclosure is prohibited except as permitted or required by these laws.

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  • I HAVE READ THIS INFORMATION AND UNDERSTAND THAT THERE ARE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS PROTECTING THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF AUTHORIZED INFORMATION. I HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THIS AUTHORIZATION IS TRULY VOLUNTARY AND THAT I AM THE PROTECTED CLIENT OR AM AUTHORIZED TO ACT ON BEHALF OF THE CLIENT TO SIGN THIS DOCUMENT. I FULLY AGREE WITH THE ABOVE STATED TERMS. I UNDERSTAND THAT I MAY REQUEST A COPY OF THIS AUTHORIZATION ONCE IT HAS BEEN SIGNED.

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  • Refusal of Coordination of Care

  • At this time, I decline any Coordination of Care either because I am not receiving services with a Primary Care Provider or any Health Care Facility, or I refuse to allow communication with other providers.

    I understand I have this right without threat or termination of services.

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  • Telepsychiatry Informed Consent

    Introduction
  • Telepsychiatry is the form of telemedicine that allows patients to access psychiatric care using audio- video interface such as videoconferencing.

    Electronic systems used will incorporate network and software security protocols to protect the confidentiality of patient identification and imaging data and will include measures to safeguard the data and to ensure its integrity against intentional and unintentional corruption.

    By signing this form, I understand the following:

    1. I understand that the laws that protect privacy and the confidentiality of medical information also apply to telepsychiatry, and that no information obtained in the use of telepsychiatry which identifies me will be disclosed to researchers or other entities without my consent.

    2. I understand that I have the right to withhold or withdraw my consent to the use of telepsychiatry in the course of my care at any time, without affecting my right to future care or treatment. However, I understand I may have to travel further to obtain care.

    3. I understand that a variety of alternative methods of psychiatric care may be available to me, and that I may choose one or more of these at any time.

    4. I understand that it is my duty to inform my psychiatrist of any other healthcare providers involved in my medical/psychiatric care.

    Patient Consent to the Use of Telepsychiatry

    I have read and understand the information provided about regarding telepsychiatry, have discussed it with my psychiatrist or such assistants as may be designated, and all of my questions have been answered to my satisfaction. I hereby give my informed consent for the use of telepsychiatry in my medical care.

    I hereby authorize Carter Clinic, P.A. to use telepsychiatry in the course of my diagnosis and treatment.

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