HealthPoint Registration English
HealthPoint Registration English
HealthPoint Registration English
We do not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, or disability, in our programs and services
Patient Information
Please provide your photo ID to the Receptionist
Employment Status
Full-time Self Employed Retired Active Duty Military
Part-time Not Employed Veteran
Responsible Party
Self (patient listed above )
Guarantor; please complete the following details:
Last Name: First Name:
Date of Birth: Relationship to patient:
Address:
I acknowledge my responsibility to pay for services rendered and understand that I will be responsible for any fees that
are not paid by my Insurance or covered by HealthPoint programs.
Please initial
GENERAL CONSENT FOR TREATMENT
The information in this consent form outlines your Additionally, limited information may be released to
rights, as our patient, to be informed about your certain Federal and State agencies that provide
condition and the recommended medical or funding to HealthPoint in order to ensure compliance
diagnostic procedures your provider may use with legal responsibilities.
throughout the course of your relationship with
HealthPoint. I understand that HealthPoint is a federally deemed
facility under the Federal Torts Claims Act, meaning
that HealthPoint is considered a part of the federal
I, ________________________________________, government for the purposes of civil liability.
(PATIENT’S PRINTED NAME)
This consent will remain in effect until I withdraw my
born on ______ _/_________/_________________, consent. If HealthPoint changes the nature of its
(PATIENT’S DATE OF BIRTH) services, or it has been at least two years since my last
consent to and request that my health care provider, appointment, I will be asked complete another general
along with any necessary staff, perform reasonable consent for treatment.
and necessary medical examinations, tests, and
treatments for the purpose of assessing and managing I have been given the opportunity to ask questions
any conditions or illnesses that I currently have or regarding this consent, and I certify that this form has
may develop. been fully explained to me and that I understand its
contents.
I understand that HealthPoint is a primary care clinic
that focuses on preventative healthcare. I
acknowledge that only a limited number of these ______________________________________________
primary care examinations, tests, or treatments require SIGNATURE OF PATIENT OR OTHER LEGALLY
disclosure of specific risks, as required by the Texas AUTHORIZED PERSON
Medical Disclosure Panel; should my health care
provider recommend a treatment that requires
______________________________________________
disclosure of specific risks, I will be asked to sign NAME OF OTHER LEGALLY AUTHORIZED PERSON
additional documents indicating that I have been (if applicable)
advised of the specific risks and hazards of the
recommended procedure or treatment.
______________________________________________
I understand there are certain risks or hazards RELATIONSHIP OF OTHER LEGALLY AUTHORIZED
associated with any form of treatment or test, and that PERSON TO PATIENT (if applicable)
I have not been made any guarantee about a result or
cure from any treatment or test provided by
HealthPoint or its staff. I further acknowledge that ____________/_____________/____________________
TODAY’S DATE
HealthPoint does not assume any responsibility,
financial or otherwise, for services or care received
outside of HealthPoint.
Created: 12/19/2018
Revised: 12/19/2018
Third Party Information Release & Consent
Please read this entire form before signing and complete all sections that apply to your decisions relating to the disclosure of protected health
information (PHI). This clinic is required by federal and state law to obtain a signed authorization from the patient (or patient’s legally authorized
representative) to disclose that patient’s PHI. As indicated below, specific authorization is required for the release of information about certain sensitive
conditions, including: mental health records; drug alcohol, or substance abuse records; records relating to HIV/AIDS; genetic (inherited) diseases or tests).
This form is NOT required for the permissible disclosure of an individual’s PHI to themselves or the patient’s legally authorized representative. However,
such access may be limited by physician or mental health provider if determined to be harmful to the patient’s physical, mental, or emotional health.
EFFECTIVE TIME PERIOD. This authorization is valid until either the occurrence of the death of the patient or permission is withdrawn.
RIGHT TO REVOKE. One can withdraw permission at any time by giving written notice revoking this authorization to the person or organization named
herein.
SIGNATURE AUTHORIZATION. I have read this form and agree to the uses and disclosures of the information as described. I understand that information
disclosed pursuant to this authorization may be subject to re-disclosure by the recipient and may no longer be protected by federal or state privacy laws.
I authorize the BRAZOS VALLEY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, INC. dba HEALTHPOINT to disclose my protected health
information to the following individual/organization:
Address __________________________________________________________________________________________
WHAT INFORMATION CAN BE DISCLOSED TO THIS INDIVIDUAL/ORGANIZATION? (Check all that apply):
□ ALL HEALTH INFORMATION □ History /Exams/Progress Notes □ Lab results
________Mental health records (excluding psychotherapy notes) ________Genetic information (including genetic test results)
Complete the following section ONLY IF THE PATIENT IS A MINOR (i.e., under the age of 18) or a LEGALLY NON-COMPETENT adult AND
you are the parent/legal guardian of the patient:
Does the above-listed, non-parent individual/organization have authorization to consent to medical treatment (immunization excepted)
for the patient?
If YES, please initial in the following blank: __________
PATIENT AND CENTER RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
You have the right to receive explanations about If you are an adult, you have the right to refuse
the bill you received from the clinic. treatment or procedures to the extent permitted
by applicable laws and regulations. You have the
• Privacy right to be informed of the risks, hazards, and
You have the right for your interviews, consequences of your refusing such treatment or
examinations, and treatment to be conducted in procedures. Your receipt of this information is
privacy. Your medical records are also private. necessary so that your refusal will be “informed.”
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You have the right to health care and treatment Your Responsibilities as Our Patient
that is reasonable for your condition and within
our capability. However, the center is not an • Payment
emergency care facility. You have a right to be You have the responsibility to give staff accurate
transferred or referred to another facility for information about your present insurance and/or
services that the center cannot provide. The financial status, as well as any changes in your
center does not pay for services that you receive insurance and/or financial status. The staff need
from another healthcare provider. this information to determine your financial
responsibility and/or so they can bill private
If you are in pain, you have the right to receive insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, or determine
an appropriate assessment and pain management, other benefits for which you may be eligible. If
as necessary. your income is less than the federal poverty
guidelines, you will be charged a nominal fee.
• Center Rules
You have the right to receive information on how You have the responsibility to pay, or arrange to
to appropriately use the center’s services. If you pay, all agreed fees for medical and dental
have any questions, please ask us. services. If you cannot pay right away, please let
staff know so arrangements can be made.
If the center decides that we must stop treating
you as a patient, you have the right to advance • Privacy
written notice that explains the reason for the You have the responsibility of informing us of the
decision, and you will be given thirty (30) days people, if any, that may or may not access your
to find another primary care provider. medical records. It is important that we know this
information from the beginning of your
You have the right to receive a copy of the relationship with us so that we can avoid any
center’s “Noncompliance and Termination” future confusion. Staff can provide you a form to
Policy and Procedure. indicate those people you are granting access to
your private medical record.
If the center has given you notice of termination,
you have the right to appeal the decision to the If you are a parent or legal guardian, please let
Medical Director. staff know if someone other than yourself or the
child’s legal guardian may be bringing the child
• Complaints to receive services.
You have the right to tell us how we can improve
the services that we offer you. Staff will tell you • Health Care
how to make a suggestion or file a complaint. If You have the responsibility for providing the
you are not satisfied with how the staff handles center complete and current information about
your situation, you may contact the center’s your health or illness, so that we can give you
administration. proper health care.
Although we encourage you to bring your You have the responsibility for assuming the
concerns directly to us, you always have the right consequences and outcomes of refusing
to take any complaint to the Texas Department of recommended treatment or procedures. If you
State Health Services or Health and Human refuse treatment or procedures that your
Services. healthcare providers believe is in your best
interest, you may be asked to sign the center’s
“Patient Declination of Care” form.
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Revised: 12/19/2018
You are responsible for appropriate use of center • Center Rules
services, which includes following staff HealthPoint has the right to stop treating you as a
instructions, and making and keeping scheduled patient if you commit a substantial violation of
appointments. Center professionals may not be the center’s rules.
able to see you unless you have an appointment.
HealthPoint has the right terminate its
• Center Rules relationship to you immediately and without
You have the responsibility to use the center’s written warning if you create a threat to the safety
services in an appropriate manner – this means of the center’s staff or other patients.
you must conduct yourself respectfully to all staff
and fellow patients at all times while you are HealthPoint’s Responsibilities as Your
accessing clinical services. Threatening, abusive, Provider
violent, fraudulent, intentionally offensive, or
any unlawful behavior will not be tolerated. If • Generally
your behavior is deemed to consistently or HealthPoint has the responsibility to ensure that
permanently disrupt the relationship between you are provided with quality care in an
your healthcare provider and yourself, then your environment that protects and promotes your
relationship to the center may be terminated rights as our patient.
pursuant to the center’s policies and procedures.
• Complaints
You have the responsibility to supervise the HealthPoint has the responsibility to ensure that
children that you bring with you to the center. no center representative will punish,
discriminate, or retaliate against you for filing a
You have the responsibility for your children’s complaint, and the center will continue to provide
safety, and the protection of other patients and you services.
our property.
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