Common use of Family Members Clause in Contracts

Family Members. Except for certain minors, incompetent clients, or involuntary clients, protected health information cannot be provided to family members without the client’s consent. In situations where family members are present during a discussion with the client, and it can be reasonably inferred from the circumstances that the client does not object, information may be disclosed in the course of that discussion. However, if the client objects, protected health information will not be disclosed.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Client Therapist Agreement, Client Therapist Agreement, Client Therapist Agreement

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Family Members. Except for certain minors, incompetent clients, clients or involuntary clients, protected health information cannot be provided to family members without the client’s consent. In situations where family members are present during a discussion with the client, and it can be reasonably inferred from the circumstances that the client does not object, information may be disclosed in the course of that discussion. However, if the client objectsyou object, protected health information PHI will not be disclosed.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Professional Services Agreement, Professional Services Agreement, Professional Services Agreement

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