Question 1

Filing a complaint with the government about a violation of HIPAA is possible

Accepted Answer

Filing a complaint with the government about a violation of HIPAA can be done by accessing the official form on the website of the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). It can be done without the need for a lawyer or being a covered entity. Contacting the state's insurance commissioner is not the correct option as it does not handle privacy and security violations of HIPAA.

Question 2

Standardization of claims allows covered entities to

Accepted Answer

Standardization of claims allows for efficient and quick communication, saving time and money, and simplifies the billing process by ensuring all claims fit the same format.

Question 3

What are the three covered entities that must comply with HIPAA? (Answer using lower case and singular definitions.)

Accepted Answer

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Quiz 5: Unique Health Identifiers and Hipaa Myths

Filing a complaint with the government about a violation of HIPAA is possible

Standardization of claims allows covered entities to

What are the three covered entities that must comply with HIPAA? (Answer using lower case and singular definitions.)