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A provider may deny the request for an amendment if the provider determines that: The record is accurate and complete; The record was not created by the provider, unless the patient shows that the creator of the record is no longer available to act on an amendment request; The provider does not have the record; or.
The request must be directed to the provider who originated the portion of the record the patient wants to amend. The request must state which portion of the record the patient wants to amend and specify how it should be amended. The patients request is then filed in the record with the pertinent entry.
If the request is denied, covered entities must provide the individual with a written denial and allow the individual to submit a statement of disagreement for inclusion in the record. The Rule specifies processes for requesting and responding to a request for amendment.
If an amendment request is denied, the patient may submit a written statement of disagreement. If the patient submits a written statement of disagreement, the provider may prepare a written rebuttal to the statement. The provider shall provide a copy of the written rebuttal to the patient who submitted the statement.
Endangerment to life or safety: If a licensed healthcare professional believes that allowing access to PHI is likely to endanger the life or physical safety of the individual requesting it or another person, they can deny access.

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Under the Privacy Rule, individuals have the right to have a covered entity amend their PHI in a designated record set, as defined in 164.501, for as long as the entity maintains the records.
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