Yes. A covered entity is permitted to disclose an individual's health information as necessary to comply with and to the full extent authorized by workers' compensation law. See Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule.
Yes. A covered entity may disclose protected health information where the individual's written authorization has been obtained, consistent with the Privacy Rule's requirements at See Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule. A covered entity would be permitted to make the above disclosure if the individual signed such an authorization.
Yes. The HIPAA Privacy Rule permits a covered entity to disclose protected health information as necessary to comply with State law. See Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule.
No. Individuals do not have a right under the Privacy Rule at See Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule. to request that a covered entity restrict a disclosure of protected health information about them for workers' compensation purposes if the disclosure is required or authorized by a workers' compensation law. See Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule.
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