HIPAA requires a “Notice” be served on the individual whenever a Subpoena is used and signed by an attorney rather than a Judge. Does the Notice To Consumer, as described in CCP 1985.3 satisfy this requirement?
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- HIPAA requires a "Notice" be served on the individual whenever a Subpoena is used and signed by an attorney rather than a Judge. Does the Notice To Consumer, as described in CCP 1985.3 satisfy this requirement?
- Does HIPAA change the right of a defendant to subpoena the patients medical records with notice but without authorization when the patient institutes civil litigation claiming total disability??
- How many days notice is required when a signed Authorization is used to obtain the records?
