HIPAA Violation What recourse do I have?
While I agree with the other counsel who have answerred your questions - there is no private right to sue under HIPAA - because you seem to be in...
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Riverside, CA
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While I agree with the other counsel who have answerred your questions - there is no private right to sue under HIPAA - because you seem to be in...
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You may also want to check with doctor #2 - if he or she is willing to have you as a patient they may be able to help you with the administrative...
The short answer is that individuals can't sue anybody under the HIPAA regulations - there is government enforcement, but no "private right of...
A definitive answer really depends on more facts than you've shared in your answer. The HIPAA regulations (the same in Texas as elsewhere) have...
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I concur with the other attorneys who have answered. Lawsuits are about money - not apologies or even acknowledgment of fault. To get money...
One other alternative is to file a complaint with the licensing board in the state where this took place. I am assuming since you are listed as...
Short of a lawsuit for breach of contract you can join the patient in an appeal of the non-coverage decision. The time limits on this process are...
You may certainly speak to your siblings about what you believe your mother would want - you have that right. I agree with the advice you have...
It is not clear what your question is. If you are not satisfied with the response you've gotten from the hospital, you may file a complaint with...
You may file a complaint with the federal Office for Civil Rights - the link below will give you more information. Generally this must be done...