Certified in Healthcare Privacy and Security (CHPS) Practice

The individual who does not have rights to receive a copy of the Notice of Privacy Practices (NOPP) is an inmate, primarily due to the different legal and institutional frameworks that govern the rights of incarcerated individuals. While inmates do retain some rights to privacy and access to healthcare, the correctional facility's policies often limit the distribution of certain documents, including the NOPP, to uphold security and operational procedures.

On the other hand, a patient’s family member, healthcare provider, and legal guardian have valid reasons to receive the NOPP. Family members can be involved in the patient's care decisions, healthcare providers need to understand their obligations under privacy laws, and legal guardians require this information to ensure they act in their ward's best interests. Each of these roles interacts directly with the principles laid out in the NOPP, which outlines how personal health information is handled, helping to ensure that individuals understand their privacy rights in the healthcare context.