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  • Patient Intake and Consent Form

    The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) provides safeguards to protect your privacy. Implementation of HIPAA requirements began April 14, 2003. Many of these policies have long been part of our office practice. This form is a “friendly” version; a more complete text is posted in the office.What This Is All About:HIPAA sets rules and restrictions on who may see or be notified of your Protected Health Information (PHI). These restrictions do not limit the normal interchange of information required to provide you with quality care. HIPAA provides rights and protections for you as a patient, while allowing us to maintain effective care and communication. For more information, visit www.hhs.gov.
  • PATIENT DETAILS

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  • ALLERGIES

    List your allergies and describe the reactions to your body:
  • MEDICATION

    List all the medications and/or supplements that you are currently taking including thedosage.
  • FAMILY HEALTH HISTORY

    List any major conditions/illnesses that your immediate family members have had:
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  • SURGICAL HISTORY

    List any surgeries, fractures, major illnesses, or hospitalizations that you have had:
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  • MEDICAL HISTORY

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  • HEALTH CONCERNS

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  • Our Office Policies:
    1. Confidentiality: Your information will be kept confidential except as necessary for treatment, payment, or healthcare operations.
    2. Communication: We may contact you for appointment reminders or updates via phone, email, or mail.
    3. Vendors: Approved vendors with limited access to PHI must follow HIPAA confidentiality standards.
    4. Inspections: Government or insurance representatives may review PHI as required by law.
    5. Complaints: You may bring privacy concerns to the attention of the office manager or doctor.
    6. No Marketing Use: Your PHI will not be used for marketing, advertising, or product promotion.
    7. Patient Access: You have the right to review or request copies of your medical records.
    8. Policy Updates: We may revise policies to better serve patients and maintain compliance.
    9. Restrictions: You may request limits on how we use or share your PHI, though we are not obligated to adopt all requests.

  • I have read and understand the HIPAA Information Form and agree to its terms.
    This consent remains in effect until revoked in writing.

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