Good Neighbor Pharmacy is proud to offer timely tips and inspiration for living well on a monthly basis. Power U. Pharmacy Study. This is our 8th consecutive year earning this ranking and 13th recognition in the last 15 years. Power award information, visit jdpower. This Notice describes the pharmacy's private practices and the rights you, the individual, have as they relate to the privacy of your Protected Health Information PHI.
Your PHI is information about you, or that could be used to identify you, as it relates to your past and present physical and mental health care services. This pharmacy will abide by the terms presented within this Notice. For any uses or disclosures that are not listed below, the pharmacy will obtain a written authorization from you for that use or disclosure, which you will have the right to revoke at any time, as explained in more detail below.
The pharmacy reserves the right to change the pharmacy's privacy practices and this Notice. Revisions to the Notice will be posted in the pharmacy and upon your request, provided to you in a paper format.
Uses and disclosures of PHI for Treatment: We will use the PHI that we receive from you to fill your prescription and coordinate or manage your health care. Uses and disclosures of PHI for Payment: The pharmacy will disclose your PHI to obtain payment or reimbursement form insurers for your health care services. The following is an accounting of additional ways in which the pharmacy is permitted or required to use or disclose phi about you without your written authorization: Uses and disclosures as required by law: The pharmacy is required to use and disclose PHI about you as required and as limited by law.
Uses and disclosures for public health activities: The pharmacy may use or disclose PHI about you to a public health authority that is authorized by law to collect for the purpose of preventing, controlling disease, injury, or disability. Uses and disclosure about victims of abuse, neglect or domestic violence: The pharmacy may use or disclose PHI about you to a government authority if it is reasonably believed you are a victim of abuse, neglect or domestic violence.
