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Harper Hospital District No 5 medical records
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Official Data · 45 CFR § 164.524(b)(2) · Federal timing provision reviewed by MedicalRecords Research. Provider-specific turnaround was not verified.
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700 W 13th St, Harper, KS 67058, USAHarper, KS 67058
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HIPAA & Patient Rights Requirements
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Individuals generally may inspect and obtain their protected health information in a designated record set, subject to the rule's exceptions. A covered entity must act within 30 days after receiving an access request; one extension of up to 30 days is permitted if it gives a written reason and completion date within the initial period.
What this means for you: An access request can result in access or a permitted denial. The rule specifies when a denial must be reviewable; it does not guarantee access to every record.
For a breach of unsecured protected health information affecting 500 or more individuals, a covered entity must notify the HHS Secretary without unreasonable delay and no later than 60 calendar days after discovery, subject to law-enforcement delay under § 164.412.
HHS breach-reporting guidanceIndividual notice and discovery — § 164.404Law-enforcement delay — § 164.412What this means for you: Fewer-than-500 breaches follow a different Secretary-reporting deadline: no later than 60 days after the end of the calendar year in which discovered. Individual notification is a separate requirement under § 164.404.
Individuals may request amendment of their protected health information in a designated record set. A covered entity must act within 60 days after receipt; one extension of up to 30 days is permitted if it gives a written reason and completion date within the initial period.
What this means for you: An amendment request may be denied on grounds specified in the rule. A written denial must explain the basis and the individual's right to submit a statement of disagreement; a request does not guarantee a correction.
Official Data · High confidence for these cited federal requirements. Dates show source review, not new effective dates. State law and case-specific exceptions are outside this summary.