Insurers may use the information quite broadly. Yes, but not strictly. Consent to Disclose Information is Informed and Voluntary Yes, consent is informed, but not voluntary for treatment and payment. Has a self-pay option to keep information private. In contrast to other proposed bills, this does not require patients to sign consent for other purposes in order to receive care or health coverage.
Consent is required to obtain treatment, health plan enrollment and payment.
Consent is required to obtain treatment, health plan enrollment and payment, and, like S. 578, allows disclosure for treatment, payment, and health care operations. The definition of health care operations is even more open-ended than Jeffords. Like S.578 and S.881, consent is required for treatment, payment and health care operations. No, not if self-insured. No, not if self-insured.