Patient's Rights & Privacy
Patient's Bill of Rights
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To have all rights of the clinic regardless of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age or disability.
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To have adequate mental health services and treatment in as open a setting as possible.
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To have the clinic and its programs explained to him/her clearly and understandably.
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To know the name of the person in charge of the treatment and to know how he/she will be under care and to take part in the planning and the discharge.
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To have records kept confidential.
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To be allowed to meet with his/her attorney and personal physician at will.
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To be treated courteously and be free from verbal and physical abuse.
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To have charges, billing, insurance and fees explained fully.
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To exercise civil rights unless declared legally incompetent.
- To have the same legal rights and responsibilities as any other citizen unless otherwise stated by law.
The Forest Institute Clinic shall attempt to offer quality Mental Health Services in a professional fashion and atmosphere by trained, competent professionals, Psychological Trainees shall at all times be under the supervision of a licensed professional. The ethical guidelines of the Forest Institute Clinic shall be in compliance with the Missouri Psychological Association, State Committee of Psychologists and the American Psychological Association.