Which statement is associated with federal regulations regarding the patient identification in a substance abuse program?

A) A substance abuse treatment facility has an unconditional obligation not to identify patients who have been treated.
B) Federal regulations prevent a substance abuse program from disclosing patients who were not treated in their program.
C) General hospitals are prohibited from revealing patient admission status, even when the diagnosis is not substance abuse related.
D) Providers are permitted to release patient identification information related to substance abuse treatment at their office.


A

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