Your privacy matters
Notice of Privacy Practices
This notice explains how protected health information may be used and what choices you have.
[TO CONFIRM: review with legal counsel]
Last updated: September 2026
How information may be used and shared
Protected health information may be used to provide, coordinate, and manage your care; to receive payment; and to support health care operations. Information may also be shared when required by law or when needed to protect safety, public health, or certain legal interests.
Your rights
You may ask to access or receive a paper copy of your records, request an amendment, ask for an accounting of certain disclosures, request restrictions on some uses or disclosures, and ask to receive communications in a different way or at a different location. Some requests may be subject to legal limits.
Our responsibilities
We are required to protect the privacy of your health information, provide this notice, follow the notice currently in effect, and tell you if a breach may have affected your information.
How to file a complaint
You may raise a privacy concern without fear of retaliation. You can contact the practice or file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights.
Privacy questions
For questions about privacy or your rights, use the Contact page.