The rule requires hospitals to provide patients with copies of their health records quickly and without being overcharged.
Here are the 16 providers that have settled with OCR for potential violations of the rule as well as the monetary fines they agreed to pay.
2019:
1. Bayfront Health St. Petersburg (Fla): $85,000
2. Korunda Medical (Naples, Fla.): $85,000
2020:
3. Beth Israel Lahey Health Behavioral Services (Danvers, Mass.): $70,000
4. Housing Works (New York City): $38,000
5. All Inclusive Medical Services (Carmichael, Calif.): $15,000
6. Wise Psychiatry (Centennial, Colo.): $10,000
7. King MD (Chesapeake, Va.): $3,500
8. Dignity Health (San Francisco): $160,000
9. NY Spine Medicine (New York City): $100,000
10. Riverside (Calif.) Psychiatric Medical Group: $25,000
11. Rajendra Bhayani, MD, who operates a private otolaryngology practice (Regal Park, N.Y.): $15,000
12. University of Cincinnati Medical Center: $65,000
13. Peter Wrobel, MD, doing business as Elite Primary Care (Waycross, Ga.): $36,000
2021:
14. Banner Health (Phoenix): $200,000
15. Renown Health (Reno, Nev.): $75,000
16. Sharp HealthCare (San Diego): $70,000
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