HEALTH
PATIENT'S RIGHTS
WHO YOU ARE MATTERS
We are committed to you and your dignity and rights as a person. As a patient, you have federal and state rights:
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To be treated with dignity and respect.
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To privacy and confidentiality regarding your treatment and medical records.
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Information may be used or disclosed with your written permission.
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To ask questions, discuss, and receive clear information about your health status and any necessary treatment.
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This includes written informed consent for psychiatric or psychological diagnosing, evaluations, testing, medications, risks, and treatment.
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To refuse or withdraw from any care or treatment you consider harmful or care advised and accept the consequences and outcomes.
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To appropriate patient care provided by appropriately trained, licensed, and credentialed employees.
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To a safe environment.
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To choose the kind or type of therapy or treatment.
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The right to your own political, religious, or cultural beliefs and practices.
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To review and receive an explanation of your billing statement.
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To express concerns about your treatment.
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To be informed of any human experiment/research affecting your healthcare.
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To include advance directives in your medical record.
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To expect that a reasonable effort is made to communicate with patients.
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To have a guardian, next of kin, or legal designee exercise these rights if you are unable.
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Within legal limits, to privacy and confidentiality regarding treatment and consultation.
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To information regarding services and providers available within Cedar Creek Integrated Health.
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To information concerning fees for services provided.
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To information as soon as it is discovered of any significant error in your healthcare with possible short- and long-term consequences.
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To private counsel with a legal advisor and to take legal action.