Never Pay More Than $30 for Your Client's Medical Records Using Federal Law

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Date Published

March 19, 2019

Publisher

Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys

Subjects

HITECH, Medical Records

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Summary

The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act enables patients to get their own medical records electronically at a low cost. This webinar will cover what the HITECH Act says, putting it into practice, and forms that will be needed.

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Presenters

Matthew A. Lathrop

Law Office of Matthew A. Lathrop, PC, LLO

Matt is a solo practitioner in Omaha, Nebraska and has limited his practice exclusively to plaintiff's personal injury cases,... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Never Pay More Than $30 for Your Client's Medical Records Using Federal Law - Video

Never Pay More Than $30 for Your Client's Medical Records Using Federal Law - Handout

Never Pay More Than $30 for Your Client's Medical Records Using Federal Law - Slide Deck

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