John Miller’s insurance company calls to request that his medical records be transferred to his new pharmacy. What should you do?
a. Call Mr. Miller to verify the transfer.
b. Call the other pharmacy to verify the request.
c. Instruct the insurance company to arrange the transfer for Mr. Miller instead.
d. Tell the insurance company that you need Mr. Miller’s signed consent to release and transfer his medical records.
ANSWER: d
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