Kansas Statutes § 75-7310 Confidentiality of information, records and reports; reports of health and safety of residents to state officials; summary report and publication on website.
Ombudsmen must keep resident-related records and reports confidential, and may not disclose them except by court order or written consent. The state long-term care ombudsman must send a quarterly summary report to the secretary for aging and disability services, and may post a quarterly summary on the program website w
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Ombudsmen must keep resident-related records and reports confidential, and may not disclose them except by court order or written consent. The state long-term care ombudsman must send a quarterly summary report to the secretary for aging and disability services, and may post a quarterly summary on the program website without identifying residents or other individuals.
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Kansas Statutes § 75-7310 Confidentiality of information, records and reports; reports of health and safety of residents to state officials; summary report and publication on website.
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