Shay
In most cases, your medical history will follow you to all doctor's. The privacy acts apply to what a doctor's office can share with people who are NOT another doctor. This helps prevent one doctor from prescribing you something that would interact with something that another doctor has prescribed.
It is also a way to catch the people who are "drug seeking". (you know, going from doctor to doctor to get pain meds that they don't really need just because they want to get high on them.)
TedEx
Your recent " past" is all on computer, and any doctor you see has access to your medical history, including all tests, procedures and doctor visits.
This is not a HIPAA violation.
Harley Drive
it;s essential that any doctor treating you can see your medical history so mistakes and wrong drugs can be avoided
Sas
what?