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HIPAA Overview - Columbia University Policy


Columbia University Policy



  • Minors (under 18) in NYS have a right to confidential treatment with respect to the following w/o a parents consent or notice:




- Abortion
- Birth control
- STD testing
- HIV/AIDS testing
- Mental health counseling
  • Outside of these areas, a physician can always decide not to inform parents or keep a minors record confidential if, in the physicians judgment, revealing the medical information would have a negative impact on the patient/physician relationship



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Last updated 11/12/2003