Indiana § 4-6-14-10.5 Abandoned health records; action to recover costs

Indiana Statutes

§ 4-6-14-10.5 — Abandoned health records; action to recover costs

Indiana § 4-6-14-10.5

Art. 6ATTORNEY GENERAL

Ch. 14Health Records and Identifying Information Protection

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Ind. Code § 4-6-14-10.5 (2026).

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(a)This section applies only to a health care provider or former health care provider who is or was responsible for maintaining or possessing the health records that have been abandoned.

(b)The attorney general may file an action against a health care provider or former health care provider to recover costs incurred by the attorney general in implementing this chapter with respect to health records that have been abandoned by the health care provider or former health care provider.

(c)In an action filed under subsection (b), a court may order the health care provider or former health care provider to reimburse the attorney general's costs if the court finds that the health care provider or former health care provider intentionally or negligently abandoned the health records.

(d)Cost

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5. (a) This section applies only to a health
care provider or former health care provider who is or was responsible
for maintaining or possessing the health records that have been
abandoned.
(b) The attorney general may file an action against a health care
provider or former health care provider to recover costs incurred by the
attorney general in implementing this chapter with respect to health
records that have been abandoned by the health care provider or former
health care provider.
(c) In an action filed under subsection (b), a court may order the
health care provider or former health care provider to reimburse the
attorney general's costs if the court finds that the health care provider
or former health care provider intentionally or negligently abandoned
the health records.
(d) Costs recovered under this section shall be deposited into the
health records and personal identifying information protection trust
fund established by section 10 of this chapter.