Minnesota Authorization for Release of Information under HIPAA law

• Category: Minnesota Consents and Permissions - Medical
• State: Minnesota
• Control #: MN-9000R
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

The authorization for release of information is signed by a patient or client of a service provider. In compliance with HIPAA laws, the form indicates to whom the information should be released and the expiration date for the release. The release is given for a stated and specific purpose. Minnesota Authorization for Release of Information under HIPAA law is a document used by health care providers to obtain authorization from a patient for the release of protected health information (PHI). It provides the necessary permission for the sharing of information between covered entities and other parties, such as insurers, attorneys, or other healthcare providers. The Minnesota Authorization for Release of Information form contains the patient's name, address, date of birth, and Social Security number, as well as a description of the information being released, the purpose of the release of information, the name of the recipient, and the date the authorization is signed. There are two types of Minnesota Authorization for Release of Information under HIPAA law: one-time authorizations and blanket authorizations. A one-time authorization is a specific authorization for the release of a single set of information. This type of authorization must be completed for each instance of information sharing. A blanket authorization is a general authorization that allows for the release of multiple sets of information on an ongoing basis. This type of authorization is usually used for regular maintenance or management of a patient's medical records.

Minnesota Authorization for Release of Information under HIPAA law is a document used by health care providers to obtain authorization from a patient for the release of protected health information (PHI). It provides the necessary permission for the sharing of information between covered entities and other parties, such as insurers, attorneys, or other healthcare providers. The Minnesota Authorization for Release of Information form contains the patient's name, address, date of birth, and Social Security number, as well as a description of the information being released, the purpose of the release of information, the name of the recipient, and the date the authorization is signed. There are two types of Minnesota Authorization for Release of Information under HIPAA law: one-time authorizations and blanket authorizations. A one-time authorization is a specific authorization for the release of a single set of information. This type of authorization must be completed for each instance of information sharing. A blanket authorization is a general authorization that allows for the release of multiple sets of information on an ongoing basis. This type of authorization is usually used for regular maintenance or management of a patient's medical records.