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The Vermont Health Information Exchange keeps health records in one place. Most Vermonters have a health record created for them, without their consent, in the Vermont Health Information Exchange. Doctors and other health care providers can view information about patient in their care for whom the Vermont Health Information Exchange has created a record. This centralized health record is intended to put providers on the same page.
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A patient’s record in the Vermont Health Information Exchange may contain (but is not limited to):
- Patient demographics – name, age, sex, date of birth, address, home phone, etc.
- Problems and conditions
- Allergies
- Medications
- Laboratory test results
- Radiology reports
- Transcribed reports
- Patient care summaries
There are several ways to **opt-out** of having your information viewable to your providers in the Vermont Health Information Exchange:
- Call the Vermont Health Information Exchange Hotline at 888-980-1243
- Fill out an opt out form online
- Download, print, complete this opt out form, and mail it to VITL, Attention: VHIE Support, 150 Dorset St., Suite 245, PMB 358, So. Burlington, VT 05403
vitl.net
A patient’s record in the Vermont Health Information Exchange may contain (but is not limited to):
- Patient demographics – name, age, sex, date of birth, address, home phone, etc.
- Problems and conditions
- Allergies
- Medications
- Laboratory test results
- Radiology reports
- Transcribed reports
- Patient care summaries
There are several ways to **opt-out** of having your information viewable to your providers in the Vermont Health Information Exchange:
- Call the Vermont Health Information Exchange Hotline at 888-980-1243
- Fill out an opt out form online
- Download, print, complete this opt out form, and mail it to VITL, Attention: VHIE Support, 150 Dorset St., Suite 245, PMB 358, So. Burlington, VT 05403