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HIPAA was created in 1996 by the US Congress to protect the privacy of your health information.
A HIPAA Authorization is a document used to grant chosen individuals access to your healthcare information, such as your medical records. This is often used for individuals who like to have family members help with their healthcare and can allow, for example, an adult child to call your doctor to confirm the proper dosage on your prescription.
For complete information on the HIPAA act, go to HHS.GOV.
Our Estate Planning lawyer can help you gain peace of mind by securing these issues. Consulting with an experienced estate planning lawyer is essential. It will ensure that your final wishes regarding your property, your loved ones, and your healthcare options are carried out.
Not all lawyers are created equal. In difficult times, it is vital to select a lawyer who can relate to your situation in a very professional and sensible way.
Our Estate Planning attorney has the experience you need to address all your questions regarding wills trusts and probate, including estate administration. He is a knowledgeable and compassionate lawyer.
We are located 5 minutes from the Portage County courthouse in Ravenna, OH. Our law firm was created in 2000, and our lawyers have been servicing the Portage County community ever since.
With Attorney Danielle Krug, Probate, Estate Planning, and Elder Law Lawyer
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The attorneys in our law firm primarily service Portage County courts (Ravenna and Kent) from our office in Ravenna, and Summit County courts (Akron, Stow, Barberton) from our office in Stow. Cases in all other courts in North East Ohio, such as Cuyahoga County courts, are handled under specific terms and conditions.
