Referrals

Perspectives Behavioral Health Management, LLC, strives to make the referral process as accessible and streamlined as possible. We have gone to great lengths to minimize the amount of time and paperwork typically associated with the referral process.

Referrals can be made for an evaluation by a clinical professional to determine the appropriateness for the program or any of its services. Individuals diagnosed with a psychological disturbance that meets DSM-IV criteria and are determined to be appropriate for services will be seen and supervised by an attending psychiatrist.

To make a referral, please contact us at 479-783-5353 or 888-505-5040 and ask for Intake/Admission. Please be assured that your referral will be handled in a timely and efficient manner.
Extensions 366 For Dedra; 367 for Ashley, and 368 for Matthew.

Patient Rights Under HIPAA

A BRIEF OVERVIEW

Right to A Notice of Privacy Practices
Patients must be given a copy of our Notice of Privacy Practices. We must post it at each service location and provide it to patients upon request.

Right to Access Information
Patients may inspect and get a copy of their protected health information, subject to certain limitations. We may require patients to make requests in writing and charge a reasonable fee for copying.

Right to Request Amendments
Patients may ask us to amend their protected health information. We may require that patients put the requests in writing. We are not required to approve or grant all requests.

Right to Request Alternative Means of Communication
Patients may ask us to communicate their protected health information by alternative means (such as by fax) or to an alternative location (such as a business address). We are not required to approve all requests.

Right to Request Restrictions
Patients may ask us to restrict how we use or disclose their protected health information. We may require requests to be made in writing and are not required to grant all restrictions

Right to An Accounting
Patients who request it must be given an accounting of disclosures we have made of their protected health information. Some restrictions do apply.

Right to Complain About Our Privacy Practices
Patients may make complaints about our privacy practices to our Privacy Officer and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services if they believe we are not complying with HIPAA.

For more information or if you would like a copy of our Notice of Privacy Practices you may contact our Privacy Officer.