Patient Rights

As a patient you are entitled to the following patient rights from your Dochousecall.US/MDonhousecall.net Physician:

to request the specialty, if any, of the physician or other person responsible for your care or the coordination of your care
to have all your medical records and communications kept confidential to the extent provided by law
to have all your requests answered promptly and adequately within the capacity of a Participating Dochousecall.US/MDonhousecall.net Physician
to obtain a copy of any rules or regulations adopted by a Participating Dochousecall.US/MDonhousecall.net Physician’s office which apply to your conduct as a patient
to request and receive any information a Participating Dochousecall.US/MDonhousecall.net Physician has available regarding financial assistance and free health care
to inspect your medical records and to receive a copy of your records for a fee determined by the Participating Dochousecall.US/MDonhousecall.net Physician’s office
to refuse to be examined, observed, or treated by students or any other staff without jeopardizing access to medical care and attention
to refuse to serve as a research subject and to refuse any care or examination in which the primary purpose is educational rather than therapeutic
to privacy during medical treatment
to prompt life-saving treatment in any emergency without any discrimination based on economic status or source of payment; and without delaying treatment to discuss source of payment, unless delay will not cause a risk to your health
to informed consent to the extent provided by the law
to request and receive an itemized copy of your bill or statement of charges including third party payments towards the bill, regardless of the sources of payment
to to request and receive an explanation of the relationship, if any, of the physician to any health care facility or educational institutions of this relationship relates to your care or treatment.