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How to Send Professional Medical Release via Fax

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HIPAA, or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, establishes guidelines for protecting an individual's health information. A HIPAA release and authorization permits healthcare providers to share protected health information with third parties, adhering to privacy rules defined in the Act. Generally, providers cannot disclose this information without the patient's consent. HIPAA safeguards an individual's health status, healthcare provision, and associated payment information. An authorization form typically includes details such as the purpose for information use, a description of the health information involved, and identifies the entities authorized to make disclosures.

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Below are some common questions from our customers that may provide you with the answer you're looking for. If you can't find an answer to your question, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

What is the safest way to send medical records?

However, to truly secure patient records in transit, it is necessary to ensure your documents are encrypted from end to end. To do this, the initial device/server must encrypt the files. Then send them (encrypted) down a secure channel. Where they are received and then decrypted by a secure device in the field.

Do faxes need to be HIPAA compliant?

When sending and receiving patient information, HIPAA guidelines must be followed not only to avoid a fine, but to ensure patient privacy. While faxing is technically HIPAA-compliant, its not an efficient or convenient way to share patient information.

What is required for a HIPAA compliant fax?

HIPAA compliant faxes containing protected health information should always include a cover sheet that includes a confidentiality statement, as well as the name of the recipient, their fax number, and the name, organization, and contact information of the sender.

Is faxing HIPAA compliant?

While faxing is technically HIPAA-compliant, its not an efficient or convenient way to share patient information. Not to mention, faxing does not allow for easy collaboration between providers and patients.

How do I make a fax HIPAA compliant?

Handling protected health information (PHI) can be tricky, but luckily there are a few helpful methods and tips to securely fax patient information. Never Leave Faxes Unattended. Always keep an eye on your documents. Switch to an Online Fax Service. Use a HIPAA Fax Disclaimer. Keep an Audit Trail. Migrate Files to the Cloud.

Can PHI be sent by fax?

The HIPAA Privacy Rule permits covered entities like Molina Healthcare and your office, to disclose protected health information (PHI) to health care providers for treatment, payment and healthcare operations purposes. This can be done by fax or by other means.

What is required when faxing PHI?

Faxes should generally be accompanied by a standardized cover sheet containing the name and title of both the sender and the intended recipient, along with a notation indicating the total number of pages faxed. The cover sheet and/or first page of the fax should also include an approved Confidentiality Statement.

What is required for a fax HIPAA?

Every time you fax a document containing PHI, you are required by HIPAA to use a fax disclaimer with the approved statement warning against unauthorized access. This document informs the receiver that incoming faxes contain personal information that is not to be distributed or disclosed without permission.

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