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What is the DMH policy for charging for record copies under HIPAA?

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What is the DMH policy for charging for record copies under HIPAA?

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(A) Charges for Copying and Other Expenses Related to Copying and Access to PHI. As permitted by this Directive, PHI may be disclosed by photocopy or fax. A fee to cover costs of reproducing may be charged and collected in advance of providing copies in accord with DMH Regulation 87-4(D): “The first fifteen copies will be provided at no charge; beginning with the sixteenth copy, there will be a fee of twenty cents per page. If a request is made for records which are not readily available, the Department may determine a reasonable hourly rate for the expense of searching for and securing such records. The Department may also require a reasonable deposit for such anticipated expense from the person making the request prior to searching for or making copies of the records. ” The above reflects DMH regulations under S.C. law. Although there might have been another rate in place, (e.g., .50 per page, etc.), the above applies.

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