Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue

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Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue
Posted by walthtz of NJ on 10/21/16 4:27pm	Msg #563619

I would have refused the transaction for the following reasons: While the contents of the form are not our business, whether the form is filled in. We cannot notarize a form that has blanks in it. All the info must be filled in before it is notarized. Also, to properly record the notarization in our journal, we must be able to record the title of the form.
Walt

Messages in this Thread
	HIPAA and loose certificate issue - Michael Holden on 10/21/16 12:46pm
	Just my opinion, but I don't think the actual medical - MW/VA on 10/21/16 12:58pm
	Re: Just my opinion, but I don - Michael Holden on 10/21/16 1:31pm
	Yes. I understand. It is the signer (presumably the Dr.) - MW/VA on 10/21/16 1:50pm
	Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue - VT_Syrup on 10/21/16 1:29pm
	Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue - Peggy Taylor on 10/21/16 1:34pm
	Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue - Michael Holden on 10/21/16 1:58pm
	Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue - VT_Syrup on 10/21/16 3:34pm
	I would have refused to notarize - rengel/CA on 10/21/16 4:19pm
	Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue - walthtz on 10/21/16 4:27pm
	Another example may be some of the "custodian of medical - MW/VA on 10/21/16 5:52pm
	Choice of words is sometimes everything... - JanetK_CA on 10/21/16 6:13pm
	Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue - LKT/CA on 10/21/16 6:19pm
	Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue - LKT/CA on 10/21/16 6:21pm
	Re: HIPAA and loose certificate issue - JanetK_CA on 10/21/16 6:38pm
	Yikes!! - LKT/CA on 10/21/16 6:57pm
	Even better - LKT/CA on 10/21/16 8:06pm
	Even better better - LKT/CA on 10/22/16 7:03am

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