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Notice of Privacy Practices
Your health information is personal, and the law — HIPAA — gives you real rights over how it's used and shared. This notice explains, in plain language, how Oslume Health may use your information for treatment, payment, and operations; when we need your written authorization; and how you can access, correct, or request a copy of your records.
What's included
Inside notice of privacy practices
- How your health information may be used for treatment and care coordination
- Uses for payment and health care operations
- When your written authorization is required
- Your right to access and receive copies of your records
- Your right to request corrections and restrictions
- How to file a privacy complaint without fear of retaliation
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Every client and family — this notice applies to all Oslume Health services.
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