Get Wi Anew Health Care Services Notice Of Privacy Practices

The Notice of Privacy Practices, or NPP, tells you how your personal information about your health may be used, who may see your information, where to file a complaint if you believe we mishandled your PHI, and about other medical privacy rights.

Non-Physician Practitioner (NPP)

This Notice of Privacy Practices tells you how your protected health information may be used and how the department keeps your information private and confidential. This notice explains the legal duties and practices relating to your protected health information.

What is a Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP)? A HIPAA-mandated Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) must inform how the covered entity (or CE) may or may not use protected health information (PHI), and help patients understand their personal rights when they seek services of a healthcare provider.

The NPP must contain the name or title and telephone number for a person or office to contact for further information. Effective Date. The NPP must state the date on which the NPP is first in effect, which may not be earlier than the date on which the NPP is printed or otherwise published.

Notice of Privacy Policies. 12. The NPP is a legal document that outlines: a.How the office works with its vendors b.

The NPP describes the provider's uses and disclosures of protected health information (PHI), a patient's rights in regard to their own protected health information, the provider's duties in regard to the patient's protected health information, a complaint process, a contact number, and the effective date of the NPP.