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Clinical laboratories: These labs process tests on clinical specimens to obtain information about a patients health to aid in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease. Since they handle Protected Health Information (PHI), they must comply with HIPAA regulations.
Under HIPAA, lab results are considered protected health information (PHI).
HIPAA does not apply to all healthcare providers or all insurance companies that cover the cost of medical care. For example, HIPAA does not apply to healthcare providers that only bill clients directly or to auto insurance companies that cover the cost of medical care if a plan member is injured in an auto accident.
The laboratory results can be directly requested by the patient and the patients authorized representative or given to another person or entity specifically designated by the patient or authorized representative.
Past surgical and hospitalization procedures. Medical tests, lab results and their findings (blood panels, X-rays, endoscopy, etc.) Provider notes and/or patient instructions following exams, visits, and consultations. Statistics such as height, weight, and blood pressure on a set date or graphed over time.

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Healthcare providers must obtain the patients explicit consent, use appropriate security measures like encryption, adhere to the minimum necessary rule, and ensure compliance with any applicable state laws to comply with HIPAA. When these conditions are met, emailing lab results is permissible under HIPAA.
Section 123148 - Provision of results of clinical laboratory test to patient (a) Notwithstanding any other law, a health care professional at whose request a test is performed shall provide or arrange for the provision of the results of a test to the patient who is the subject of the test if so requested by the patient

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