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Recipients of SUD Records: What You Must Do under Part 2

Webinar Only

We are pleased to announce the revival of our Health Law Compliance Series for 2026. Please join us on a select Thursday each month for an in-depth exploration of the critical compliance challenges facing healthcare providers today. This series has been designed to equip you with the practical knowledge and tools needed to navigate today's complex regulatory landscape with confidence.

Attendance certificates available upon request after the webinar to be used in a self-application for CLE credit.

This Month's Topic

Recipients of SUD Records: What You Must Do under Part 2

The new rules for substance use disorder (SUD) records at 42 CFR part 2 not only apply to federally assisted SUD programs; they also require recipients of SUD records to take steps to maintain their confidentiality. This complimentary webinar will discuss what recipients of SUD records must do even if they are not a part 2 program. We will address:

  • Who is/is not a part 2 program
  • Obligations as “lawful holder”
  • Notice and consent requirements
  • Prohibitions on use and re-disclosure
  • Exceptions allowing use or re-disclosure, including the “TPO” exception
  • Protecting the records in legal actions and otherwise
  • Updating Notice of Privacy Practices and other policies

Agenda:
Thursday, March 19
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM MDT

Location:
Webinar Only

Speaker:
Kim Stanger

Questions?

Contact Sophie Erickson-Viereck at 303.290.1622 or slericksonviereck@hollandhart.com

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