• CONSENT RELEASE FORM for MEDICAL INFORMATION

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  • Financial Policy

  • We are pleased that you have chosen our practice to serve your health care needs. The following is a statement of our financial policy. We ask you to read and sign below prior to any treatment.

    Insurance Billing :
    Your insurance policy is a contract between you and your insurance company. It is your responsibility to know your benefits and how they apply to your treatment. We bill your insurance as a courtesy to
    you, but please be aware that not all services provided may be covered by your insurance plan. If your insurance company has not paid your account within 90 days the balance will be transferred to you. We accept CASH, CHECKS, VISA, MASTERCARD, and AMEX. 

    Cash patients
    All services must be paid in full at the time of treatment

    Administrative Fees

    • All co-pays will be collected at the time of service, prior to seeing your provider. If co-payment is not made you will not be seen.
    • All Medical Records requests are subject to a $25 preparation fee plus/minus shipping.
    • A fee of $25 will be applied to all returned checks.
    • Compensation, Employer Leave, and other forms. These forms will not be submitted until the fee is paid.
    • A fee $25 dollars per form will be collected for completing all Disability. Worker's  Compensation, Employer Leave, and other forms. These forms will not be submitted until the fee is paid.
    • A fee of $35 will be charged for office visits cancelled without 24 hours advance notice.

    OB Deposits
    Before the end of your pregnancy, our billing office will verify your OB benefits and discuss your financial responsibility with you. Your balance is due within 30 days of delivery. You may make payments toward your obstetrical care before delivery to help prepare for any financial burdens.

    Surgery Deposits
    We charge only for professional services provided by the physician at our office. You may also receive a bill from the hospital, surgery center, anesthesiologist, assistant surgeon, or pathology department. They will bill your insurance directly. When your surgery is scheduled the scheduler will provide you with your estimated financial responsibility. This is usually 3-5 days prior to your surgery. The estimated responsibility will be collected as a deposit at the time of your pre-op appointment. If you cancel surgery with less than 24 hours notice your deposit will be nonrefundable.

    I hereby attest that the insurance information I have provided is accurate and that I am an eligible member and understand that I am responsible for knowing my benefits. I will be financially responsible for all charges that are not covered by my insurance plan.

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  • Health History Questionnaire

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  • GYNECOLOGICAL HISTORY

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  • FAMILY HISTORY

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  • HIPAA Policy

  • HIPAA POLICY REGARDING USE AND DISCLOSURE OF PHI FOR TREATMENT, PAYMENT, AND HEALTH CARE OPERATIONS INCLUDING SPECIAL HIPAA RULES REGARDING USE AND DISCLOSURE OF PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION (PHI) FOR MARKETING PURPOSES.

    SCOPE OF POLICY:
    All offices of Meagan Moore, MD are covered by this policy:

    What Personnel Are Covered by this Policy? This policy applies to health care providers, clinical and all employees who assist these providers in performing tasks related to health care.

    PURPOSE OF POLICY: The purpose of this policy is to set forth the standards for the use of a patient's or subject's (the "Individual") Protected Health Information (PHI) for treatment, payment, and health care purposes.

    DEFINITIONS:
    Covered Entity: health plan; healthcare clearinghouse; or a health care provider who transmits any Health Information in electronic form in connection with a transaction covered under the HIPAA regulations.

    Health Information: Any information whether oral or recorded, in any form, that is created or received by Meagan Moore, MD that related to an Individual's past, present, or future physical health, or to the payment of such health care.
    Health Care Operations: Any of the following activities of the Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component to the extent that the activities are related to the functions of the Meagan Moore, MD Covered component that make it a health plan, health care provider or a health care clearinghouse:

    • (a) health care protocol development (excluding research protocol development)
    • (b) case management and health care coordination;
    • (c) contacting health care providers and patients with information about treatment alternatives;
    • (d) accreditation, certification, licensing or credentialing activities;
    • (e) conduction or arranging for medical review, legal services, and auditing functions, including fraud and abuse detection and compliance programs.

    Individually Identifiable Information: Health Information, including demographic information, that identifies the Individual or with respect to which there is a reasonable basis to believe the information can be used to identify the Individual.

    Marketing: Marketing is:

    (1) An arrangement between a Covered Entity and any other entity pursuant to which the Covered Entity discloses PHI to the other entity, in exchange for direct or indirect remuneration, for the other entity or its affiliate to make a communication about its own services that encourages the recipient of the communication to use;
    (2) Making a communication about a service that encourages the recipient of the communication to use the service unless the communication is made:

    • (a) to describe a health related service (or payment for such service) that is provided by, or included in a plan of benefits provides by the Covered Entity that is making the communication (including communications about entities that are participating in a health care provider network or health plan network, or about replacement of or enhancement to a health plan; and health related services available only to a health plan enrollee that add value to, but are not part of a plan of benefits);
    • (b) for treatment of the Individual;
    • (c) for case management or care coordination for the Individual;
    • (d) to direct or recommend alternative treatments, therapies, health care providers or setting of care to the Individual.

    Protected Health Information (PHI): Individually Identifiable Health Information that is transmitted by electronic media or transmitted or maintained in any other form or medium.

    POLICY:
    General Rule: The Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component may use and disclose PHI for Treatment, Payment and Health Care Operations purposes without first obtaining a written authorization (that contains all HIPAA-required elements) from the Individual who is the subject of the PHI, provided that the use or disclosure falls within one of the following categories:

    •  (a) the Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component may use or disclose an Individ PHI for it own Treatment, Payment or Health Care Operations;
    • (b) the Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component may disclose an Individual's for the treatment activities of a health care provider;
    • (c) the Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component may disclose an Individual's PHI to another Covered Entity or a health care provider for the payment activities of the entity that receives the PHI;
    • (d) the Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component may disclose an Individual's PHI to another covered entity for the Health Care Operations of the entity that receives the PHI if each entity either has, or had, a relationship with the Individual; the PHI pertains to the relationship; and the disclosure is for quality assessment, quality control or peer review purposes or for the purpose of health care fraud, and about detection or compliance.

    Consent: Although the Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component is not required to obtain an Individual's authorization for the use of PHI for the treatment, payment and health care operations purposes in order to comply with HIPAA, it is permitted under HIPAA to obtain an individula's consent to such uses/disclosures.

    PROCESS/PROCEDURE:
    Consent for Treatment: The Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component should continue to obtain a signed consent for treatment for each Individual who receives health care services. This consent for treatment may contain a consent to the use and disclosure's of the individual's PHI for treatment, payment and health care operations purposes; however, for uses and disclosures of PHI for the HIPAA purposes outlined above under the General Rule, a HIPAA authorization is not required.

    APPLICABILITY OF MINIMUM NECESSARY AND ACCOUNTING RULES:
    Minimum Necessary Rule: The Minimum Necessary Rule does not apply to disclosures made for treatment purposes. The Minimum Necessary Rule does apply to any other uses and disclosures permitted under this policy that are not made to the Individual or made pursuant to the written authorization of the Individual.

    Accounting Rule: The Meagan Moore, MD Covered Component is not required to keep records accounting for the disclosure of PHI used for Treatment, Payment and Health Care Operations purposes permitted under the policy, or for disclosures made to the Individual or pursuant to the written authorization of the Individual. Records of all other disclosures permitted hereunder must be maintained in order to provide an Individual with an accounting of such disclosures upon her request. These records must be maintained for a period of six years following the date of the disclosure.

    HEALTH INFORMATION EXCHANGE:
    This practice is participating in the Hoag Health Information Exchange (HIE), an electronic system through which it and other participating healthcare providers can share patient information according to nationally recognized standards and in compliance with federal and state law, that protects your privacy. Through the HIE, your participating providers will be able to access information about you that is necessary for your treatment, unless you choose to have your information withheld from the HIE by personally opting out from participation.

    If you choose to opt out of the HIE (that is, if you feel that your medical information should not be shared through the HIE), We will continue to use your medical information in accordance with this Notice of Privacy Practices and the law, but will not make it available to others through the HIE.

    To opt out of the HIE, please contact the Hoag Director of Health Information Exchange in writing at One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach, CA 92663, or by telephone at 949/764-8722.

    I acknowledge receipt of HIPAA privacy policy:

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  • Insurance Waiver

  • I have chosen to receive medical services from Dr    , I understand that my insurance benefits cannot be verified at this me.

    I understand I am responsible for all deductibles, copayments and non-covered expenses, and other out -of-network expenses incurred by seeking services by a nonpreferred/out-of-network provider. I am also aware that any outside services (labs, ultrasounds, mammograms, hospital care, etc.) ordered by the physician are also subject to out-of-network reimbursement depending on my individual plan according to my insurance carrier. 

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  • PATIENT INFORMATION

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  • SPOUSE INFORMATION

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  • PHARMACY/REFERRING PHYSICIAN INFORMATION

  • MEDICAL INSURANCE INFORMATION

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  • Secondary (if any):

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  • EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION

  • ASSIGNMENT & RELEASE

  • I HEREBY AUTHORIZE MY INSURANCE BENEFITS TO PAID DIRECTLY TO Meagan Moore, MD. I AM FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR NONCOVERED SERVICES. I ALSO AUTHORIZE THE PHYSICIAN TO RELEASE ANY INFORMATION REQUIRED TO PROCESS MY MEDICAL CLAIMS

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  • PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF MINOR CHILDREN

  • I hereby authorize treatment of:      FOR MY MINOR CHILD BY Meagan Moore, MD

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  • Genetic Questionnaire

  • These questions will help in the care of your pregnancy. Your answers may indicate whether certain test would be helpful in evaluating the health of your unborn baby.

  • Please specify for each "YES" answer, the problem and the relationship of the affected person.

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  • Cord Blood Banking

  • Cord blood banking is the once in a lifetime opportunity for parents to save the stem sells found in the blood of the newborn's umbilical cord. The preservation of these stem cells, which are differnet from the embryonic stem cells, allows families the benefit of having them available for existing or future medical treatments. 

    Cord blood stem cell banking is completely safe for both the mother and the newborn baby since cord blood cells are collected after the baby is born and after the umbilical cord has been clamped and cut.

    Cord Blood Banking Options
    When deciding what is best for you and your family, it ¡s important to know about all of your cord blood banking options.

    Family Banking allows you to store your newborn baby’s cord blood stem cells specifically for your family, making them available immediately should your family ever need them. This service is provided by cord blood banks which charge a fee for collection, processing and storage, in which you retain ownership of your newborn baby’s stem cells. Research has shown that transplants with related cord blood stem cells have a higher survival rate as compared with unrelated (publicly) donated cord blood stem cells.

    Public Donation allows your family to offer your baby’s cord blood stem cells to the public network at no cost if this option is available at your hospital. Your donation may then be made available to any patient requiring a cord blood stem cell transplant. Your family does not retain ownership of the cord blood once it has been donated. As a result, there is no guarantee that it will be available should it be needed by a family member. A fee is charged for cord blood stem cells released by a public bank to a patient undergoing a medical treatment. For more information about donating cord blood stem cells, please visit www.bethematch.org/cord

    Related Donor Cord Blood Program
    Through the related donor cord blood program, cord blood stem cells from your baby’s umbilical cord can be collected after birth and used to treat a biological sibling with a diagnosed disease. A cord blood transplant may, in fact, provide their best hope for treatment. What’s more there is no charge for collecting and storing the cord blood, if your family is eligible. This service is provided free through a new program developed by the Health Resources and Services Administraion (HRSA) and administered by the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP). Find out if your family qualifies for this program. Visit: www.marrow.org/relatedcord

    Medical Waste means that the cord blood will be thrown out as waste. Once discarded, these cells cannot be retrieved for future use.

    I have read the information above and discussed my cord blood banking options with my healthcare provider.

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  • Carrier Screening in Pregnancy for Common Genetic Diseases
    Everyone has a risk to have a baby with problems. There are a few common disorders that can occur even without a family history and can be tested for today. You can have one simple blood test before the baby ¡s born to determine if you carry the gene (DNA change) that causes the disorders shown below.

    What is a carrier?
    A carrier is a person who has a gene that increases the risk to have children with genetic disease. People do not know if they are carriers until they have a blood test or an affected child. Some disorders occur only if both parents are carriers and other disorders occur only when the mother is a carrier. 

    What ¡s a carrier screening?
    Carrier screening involves a blood test from one or both parents to determine if they carry a specific gene that increases the risk that their baby is affected. If you turn out to be at risk, prenatal testing such as amniocentesisn or chorionic villus sampling (CVS) is available to determine if your unborn baby is affected. All testing is optional and you can choose which disorder(s) to be tested.

     

     

     Disease  Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Spinal Muscular Atropy (SMA)
     Symptoms of Disease

    Most common  inherited disease in North America. A chronic disorder that primarily involves the respiratory, digestive and reproductive systems. Symptoms include pneumonia, diarrhea, poor growth and infertility. Some people are only mildly affected, but individuals with severe disease may die in childhood. With treatments today, people with CF can live into their 20’ and 30’s. CF does not affect inteligence.

     

    CPT Code: 81220

    Most common inherited infant death. SMA destroys nerve cells that affect voluntary movement. Infants with SMA have problems breathing, swallowing, controlling their head or neck, and crawling or walking.The most common form of SMA affects infants in the first months of life and can cause death between 2-4 years of age. Less commonly the disease starts later and people can survive into adulthood. SMA does not affect intelligence. There is no cure or treatment.

    CPT Code: 81243

     Inheritance if both parents are carriers, there is a 1 to 4(25%) to have a child with cystic fibrosis. if both parents are carriers, there is a 1 to 4(25%) to have a child with cystic SMA.
    Carrier Frequency 1 in 25 Caucasians
    1 in 46 Hispanics
    1 in 65 African Americans
    1 in 90 Asian Americans

    1 in 41

    Occurs in all ethnic backgrounds.

     

     Disease Fragile X Syndrome
     Symptoms of Disease

    Most common inherited cause
    of mental retardation. Fragile X sydrome is a disorder that causes mental retardation,
    autism, and hyperactivity. It affects primarily boys. Women who care carriers are at risk to have a child with mental retardation.

    CPT Code: 81243

     Inheritance if mother is a carrier, there is upto a 50% chance to have a child effected with fragile x syndrome.
    Carrier Frequency

    1 in 260 families

    Occurs in all ethnic backgrounds.

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