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schs14

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What information must be copied from a patient's insurance card?
 A) The patient and group ID numbers
  B) The insurance company address and phone number
  C) The front of the card
  D) The front and back of the card

Question 2

List four key areas a compliance officer might look at when performing a HIPAA walkthrough in the medical office.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

During a HIPAA walkthrough, a compliance officer might look at how the following are handled:
1. Privacy practices
2. Protected health information
3. Medication
4. Patient diagnoses





 

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