Crib Calls, LLC believes your healthcare information is personal and confidential. We are committed to keeping your health information private, and we are legally required to respect your confidentiality.
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) provides safeguards to protect your privacy. Implementation of HIPAA requirements officially began on April 14, 2003. HIPAA requires a health care provider to post the Notice of Patient Privacy Practices (NPPP) on its website.
The NPPP document describes how Crib Calls, LLC uses and protects your health information. Please review the Notice of Patient Privacy Policy Document. If you have any questions about the Notice of Patient Privacy Practices, please contact Crib Calls, LLC at 72 E. Main Street Suite 600, Apopka, Florida 32703 . Email Cribcallsllc@gmail.com.
FLORIDA LAW
Hospital Medical Records: We will not release your medical record without your written consent, except as follows: to individuals currently involved in your care; to licensed facility personnel for administrative, quality assurance and risk management purposes; disciplinary proceedings of professional boards; the Agency for Health Care Administration; the Department of Health to establish a trauma registry; the Department of Children and Family Services to investigate child abuse and elder abuse; the local trauma agency; organ procurement organizations; the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit; the Department of Financial Services; a regional poison control center; or in a civil or criminal action, if the person seeking your medical records has issued a subpoena and given you notice.
Physician Medical Records: We will not release your medical record without your written consent, except as follows: for treatment purposes, for a compulsory physical exam required by law for a legal proceeding, to a regional poison control center, to defend ourselves in a medical negligence action or administrative proceeding, to the Department of Health for any professional disciplinary proceedings if you do not authorize the disclosure (they do not have to ask your permission if the disciplinary proceeding involves misuse of controlled substances or if you are assisting your physician in any fraudulent activity), to the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit of the Department of Legal Affairs if you are a Medicaid recipient, or in a civil or criminal action, if the person seeking your medical records has issued a subpoena and given you notice.
Hospice Medical Records: We will not release your medical record, unless you give us written informed consent, there is a court order to release, or we are required by law to report statistical information to a state or federal agency.
Sensitive Information Genetic Information: We may disclose your DNA analysis or results as permitted by law, including for newborn screening, certain criminal investigations and prosecution, determining paternity, certain research, and for medical diagnosis, conducting quality assessments, improvement activities and treatment when the analysis is performed by a certified laboratory or when we have obtained your express consent.
AIDS/HIV Information: We will only release your positive preliminary HIV test results without your consent to: (1) a licensed physician or medical and nonmedical personnel subject to significant exposure, (2) health care providers and the person tested when decisions about medical care or treatment cannot wait for the results of confirmatory testing, and (3) as approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration.
We may release your positive AIDS/HIV test result without your permission to: medical personnel subject to significant exposure, health care providers and their employees who are treating you or handle or process specimens of body fluids, the county and federal Department of Health, payers for purposes of getting paid, health facilities or providers that procure, process distribute or use human body parts form a deceased person, staff involved with quality review, medical or epidemiological rese archers, a person allowed access by the judge of compensation claims of the Division of Administrative Hearings, any person responsible for the care of a child with AIDS/HIV, employees of residential facilities or community-based care programs that care for developmentally disabled persons, or pursuant to a court order.
Sexually Transmissible Diseases: We will not disclose medical information about your sexually transmissible diseases without your permission, unless we need to make a disclosure to medical personnel or to the Department of Health as required by Florida law. We are required to release such information to those involved with ensuring jail inmates have been tested, or as necessary to evaluate a subpoena request.
Mental Health Information: We will not disclose your mental health information without your express and informed consent, unless your attorney needs the information to represent you, we are ordered by the court, you are in jail, you have declared an intent to harm another person, your information is needed by the Medicaid Fraud Unit of the Department of Legal Affairs, your information is needed by the Agency for Healthcare Administration and Florida Advocacy Councils for purposes of monitoring facilities and answering patient complaints, your information is needed to determine involuntary outpatient placement, the release is to a qualified researcher or aftercare treatment provider. We may provide a summary of your mental health information to your parent or next of kin.
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Information: We will not disclose your alcohol and drug abuse information without your permission, unless we need to disclose this information to medical personnel in a medical emergency; we need the information to treat you; there is an audit review of the service provider, we are required to report information to the Department of Health for scientific research, the court orders disclosure; there is suspected child abuse and neglect; or if a crime is committed on our property.
