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A therapist wants to use a vendor that will store and transcribe recorded client sessions. Under HIPAA, what must be in place first?
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- A therapist wants to use a vendor that will store and transcribe recorded client sessions. Under HIPAA, what must be in place first?
- A signed business associate agreement with the vendor
- A Good Faith Estimate for each recorded client
- A state license for the vendor's engineers
- A written promise that the vendor uses open-source models
- Why is deleting a client's name before pasting session details into a chatbot not enough to protect privacy?
- Chatbots can always recover deleted names from context
- HIPAA's Safe Harbor method covers 18 identifier types, and dates, places or rare events can still identify someone
- HIPAA only protects names, so the rest of the text is already public
- Chatbots are legally required to report any mental health content
- An AI claim scrubber approves a claim that turns out to be upcoded. Who is accountable for the claim's accuracy?
- The clearinghouse that forwarded the claim
- The AI vendor, because its tool approved it
- The clinician or practice that submitted it
- The payer, because it failed to catch the error
- In what form do ambient note tools for therapists usually deliver their output?
- A raw audio file with timestamps only
- An insurance remittance advice
- A summary written into a template such as SOAP, DAP or BIRP
- A diagnosis chosen automatically from the DSM
- Which standard electronic transaction pair lets a practice check a client's insurance eligibility before a session?
- 837P and 835
- 270 and 271
- 90837 and 90834
- BAA and GFE
- For which clients must a US private practice provide a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges?
- Self-pay and uninsured clients
- Clients referred by a physician
- Clients whose sessions are recorded
- Clients using telehealth only
- Which use of a general consumer chatbot does the guide treat as the lowest risk for a therapist?
- Summarizing a client's intake history
- Drafting marketing copy that contains no client information
- Writing progress notes from memory after a session
- Choosing CPT codes for last week's sessions
- When reviewing an ambient note vendor's settings, which question matters most for privacy?
- Whether the vendor offers dark mode
- How many note templates are included
- Whether audio and transcripts are deleted after the note is made, and whether client data trains the vendor's models
- Whether the vendor supports more than one telehealth platform