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Patient's Right to Object to Disclosures Patient List/Census List

If a patient "opts out" of the patient list, callers or visitors should be told, "I have no information available on that person."
If a caller or visitor continues to ask about a patient who has "opted out," the staff should suggest that the caller or visitor contact the person's family or their source of information.

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If a patient "opts out" of the patient list, callers or visitors should be told, "I have no information available on that person."

If a caller or visitor continues to ask about a patient who has "opted out," the staff should suggest that the caller or visitor contact the person's family or their source of information.