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Once a patients status is updated to deceased, MyChart is then disabled. That could happen almost immediately.
The HIPAA Privacy Rule protects the individually identifiable health information about a decedent for 50 years following the date of death of the individual.
Under Section 395.3025, Florida Statutes, any medical facility licensed by the State of Florida shall furnish to the personal representative of a deceased family member a true and correct copy of all patient records which are in the possession of the medical facility.
Answer: Yes, for a period of 50 years following the date of death of the individual. During this period, the Privacy Rule protects the identifiable health information of the deceased individual to the same extent the Rule protects the health information of a living individual.
The personal representative of the decedents estate. This includes an executor, administrator, a successor personal representative, or a special administrator of the decedents estate.
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How can I get the medical records of a deceased family member? Contact CPSA at 1-800-561-3899 ext. 4926 or email publicinquiries@cpsa.ab.ca, Refer to Albertas Health Information Act, or. Contact the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner at 780-422-6860 or 1-888-878-4044.
In Texas, you have the right to get a deceased persons medical records from a doctor if you are a personal representative of the deceased person (such as an executor or administrator of the estate). You will probably be required to show verification or proof such as a death certificate.
If the data in question meet the definition of PHI and are being used for purposes that fall within HIPAAs definition of research, HIPAA generally requires explicit written authorization (consent) from the data subject for research uses.

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