Some states provide minors with the ability to consent to mental health services and substance use disorder treatment without involving their parents.

In addition, 42 C.F.R. Part 2 gives minors additional rights to consent to how their substance use disorder treatment records are disclosed.

However, the privacy afforded by these laws can be hindered by billing processes, parent access to medical records, and sharing of information between providers.

The presenters will discuss considerations for managing these challenges.

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About the Series

The Children's Behavioral Health Providers on-demand webinar series explores the legal and legislative landscape of behavioral health care for minors. Epstein Becker Green attorneys and special guests discuss topics ranging from gender affirming care to facility construction, coverage and payment, privacy and consent, access to care, and more.

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Spring 2024

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