HIPAA

HIPAA Compliance Quiz

Test your knowledge of HIPAA regulations and best practices with this engaging quiz! Designed for healthcare professionals and those interested in maintaining patient privacy, this quiz addresses critical questions related to handling personal health information.

6 challenging multiple-choice questions
Instant feedback on your answers
Perfect for training and compliance purposes

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What application do you use to see if there is an authorization to release information on file?

A. POWR, unless member lives in another state

B. M360 – checking if there is a lock is good enough

C. Employment Application

When a Provider calls in what information do we need to verify?

A. Caller’s full name and affiliation/name of provider’s office

B. Caller’s first name, name of provider’s office/affiliation, member id or ssn plus each patient’s full name and dob

C. Caller’s first name plus member id or ssn plus each patient’s full name and dob

If a spouse calls in and gives their first and last name, is it ok for them to only provide their spouse’s first name?

A. No – First and last names need to be verified for every patient

B. No – First and last names plus dob are needed for verification

C. Yes – We can see they have the same last name

If a Plan Member is calling about someone other than themselves and there is no authorization on file, even if the caller is the subscriber, what information is NOT ok to disclose to the caller?

If a caller is being transferred to you from another plan (i.e. Nevada plan representative is warm transferring the call) and you are informed that all PHI has been verified, do you need to re-verify the caller’s information?

A. Yes – you are required to re-verify HIPAA with the member - full name and dob

B. No – the other plan representative has already verified HIPAA

C. No – you only need to verify that the caller’s name matches the name advised by the other plan’s representative

If a parent calls in about a minor dependent on their plan, after verifying HIPAA for the dependent, can you disclose PHI information if there is no authorization on file?

A. Yes – you can disclose any information about a dependent to their parent if they are under 18

B. Yes – you can disclose information so long as it is not a service that is listed on the Medical Services Exceptions for Minors list

C. No – an authorization is needed before you can disclose any information. You can Confirm or Deny only.

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