YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO:
- Express concerns about any aspect of your care without fear of retaliaa
tion, and/or utilize the office’s own grievance procedures. - File a complaint with HIPPA
- Request and receive copies of your medical information and billing inn
formation - Receive considerate and respectful care
- Receive timely and competent care
- Verbal and physical privacy as much as is reasonably possible
- Request a person of your own sex be present during a medical exam
- Expect that your medical information will be protected and accessed by
only those people who are directly involved in your case. - Expect reasonable safety and security while in the office
- To ask questions
- Receive clear and prompt answers to your healthcare questions
- The right to refuse any and all treatments
PATIENT RESPONSIBLIES:
- Provide accurate and complete medical information about your health
- To participate in your care and in decision making
- To report any changes in your condition
- Ask questions when you do not understand information given to you
- Follow your doctors orders and instructions
- Keep appointments, be on time and have the courtesy to call when
unable to - Review your living will or Durable Power of Attorney and make sure
there is a copy on file with all your healthcare providers - Be considerate of the needs and privacy of other patients
- Provide Insurance information and pay your bill promptly