Patient Bill of Rights
Last updated: May 20, 2026
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1. The Right to Considerate, Respectful Care
Free from discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, or disability.
2. The Right to Information
Diagnoses, treatment options, risks, alternatives, and prognosis — explained in language you understand.
3. The Right to Informed Consent
You may accept or refuse any treatment. Your decision will not affect access to other care.
4. The Right to Privacy & Confidentiality
All communications and records about your care will be kept confidential per HIPAA and applicable state law.
5. The Right to Access Your Records
You may request copies of your medical records and ask for corrections.
6. The Right to Choose & Change Clinicians
You may request a different clinician at any time.
7. The Right to Complain
Without fear of retaliation. Complaints may be made to us, to the relevant state licensing board, or to HHS.
8. Contact
Patient-advocate contact information.