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My name’s not Rick.

  • I mean yeah sure the US is a massive exporter of death. Still pretty dumb to imply that they’re not interested in drone defenses considering they don’t want to lose a potential war in the future where drones will obviously play a huge part in.

  • No greentext stories?

  • It can come in handy for sharing memberships

  • I absolutely did not sign forms when I entered. It was only after I felt the threat of death that I occasionally signed things, and I did not sign anything saying they could release my information to something called MyChart.

    Sounds like a lawyer is in order then, as one of those forms may have given them the go ahead. Nobody but those present would necessarily know that you were signing under duress.

    And MyChart is simply branding of your electronic medical record. I am not aware of any limitation on converting paper charts into EMR data either. It’s all HIPAA compliant and only those treating you are able to see this data. People lose their jobs regularly for improper EMR access.

    And FWIW, I don’t think it’s especially cool to go at someone who seems to be honestly sharing their advice.

  • In that instance I suggest you email mychartsupport@epic.com and ask them if there is a way for you to opt out of care everywhere through them directly.

  • Search the website of the Hospital for care everywhere and see if you can find an email contact. They need not know about your experience to assist you, so be general and succinct in requesting help in opting out of the program.

    Your message will go to an IT worker, not anyone you would have interacted with clinically.

    Not going to tell you not to file a complaint, but I can’t say I’m hopeful any federal agency or regulator will be of much help since they’re now busy chasing windmills like fluoride or vaccines. Perhaps a state agency could help you, but that’s definitely a mixed bag.

  • Just an FYI, MyChart is a branded property of Epic Systems Corp, a private company based out of Wisconsin. I think you should absolutely have control over your own medical records, but as far as I know, the aspect of MyChart and Epic’s electronic medical records system that allows cross hospital sharing, called Care Everywhere was built to comply with HIPAA.

    That doesn’t leave you without any recourse though. I believe you are able to opt out of Care Everywhere. Here’s an example of a random hospital’s information page that describes how you can opt out of their sharing their EMR data outside their organization. The problem here is as far as I know, you would need to work with the old psych hospital that you had such a terrible experience with. I’d try barking up that tree first and seeing if they’ll work with you. From there you might be able to reach out to epic directly to see if they can help.

    Good luck, and feel free to ask me anything more. I’m pretty familiar with the general topic

  • Brb gotta feel what my insides say

  • A thing called love

  • Of all of them, I hate this one the most by far

  • How is this not fraud?

  • Voyager is my go-to

  • This was a nice reminder to leave some bad reviews on the App Store

  • it has already been solved for everyone but the most dense idiot consumers.

    So we’re doomed then

  • Is this a Mao Sparrow reference or did all their air pollution kill the birds?

  • Smaller than bald eagles, I see them all the time

  • This isn’t exactly news

  • Because they don’t give a shit about you Austin, get a fucking clue