Nevada Code § 209.3515

Director may request or provide medical or mental health records of certain offenders
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1. The Director, through the Medical
Director, may request from the Division of Public and Behavioral Health of the
Department of Human Services access to any records in its possession which
contain information that may assist in evaluating, caring for and providing
treatment to an offender who previously was committed to the custody of or
ordered to report to the Administrator or the Administrators designee pursuant
to NRS 178.425 or 178.460 .
2. Unless otherwise ordered by a court,
upon a request for access to records of an offender pursuant to subsection 1,
the Division of Public and Behavioral Health of the Department of Human
Services shall provide access to any such records, including, without
limitation, relevant medical and mental health records, for the limited purpose
of allowing the Director or the Medical Director to evaluate, care for and
provide treatment to the offender.
3. The Director, through the Medical
Director, may provide to the Division of Public and Behavioral Health of the
Department of Human Services or to other community medical or mental health
care providers, relevant medical and mental health records of an offender serving
a term of imprisonment under the custody of the Department of Corrections, for
the purposes of planning the discharge of the offender and assuring the
continuity of evaluation, care and treatment of the offender in the community
after release from incarceration.
4. No oral or written consent of the
offender is required to obtain access to records from the Division of Public
and Behavioral Health of the Department of Human Services or the Department of
Corrections pursuant to this section.

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