HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices

Official Privia joint notice

Soriano Med is part of Privia Medical Group. Privia publishes a joint Notice of Privacy Practices for participating providers. Use the complete notice for the full description of permitted uses, disclosures, rights, and complaint procedures.

This local page is a guide to the official notice, not a replacement or a separate authorization.

Your information and your choices

HIPAA provides rights concerning access to health records, requests for correction, confidential communications, restrictions, disclosure accountings, a paper copy of the notice, and complaints without retaliation. Contact the office for help exercising your rights. A legally authorized representative may act on your behalf after authority is verified. Access to available records and routine messages is also provided through the Privia patient portal.

Sensitive records and applicable law

HIPAA and other federal and state laws may apply differently to particular records. The official notice addresses substance use disorder records protected by 42 CFR Part 2, including restrictions on use in proceedings against a patient. Florida law provides additional medical-record confidentiality requirements, including protections for certain HIV, mental-health, and other sensitive information. Requests for disclosure are reviewed under the law applicable to the record.

Ask a question or file a privacy complaint

For Privia privacy questions or complaints, contact the Privacy Officer at [email protected], 571-317-0679, or 950 N Glebe Rd, Suite 700, Arlington, VA 22203. Please avoid sending medical details in ordinary email.

Soriano Physician Services PLLC dba Soriano Med
1264 US Highway 1, Suite 105, Rockledge, FL 32955
Telephone: 321-877-0007 | Fax: 321-338-2001
Email: [email protected]. Ask for the practice manager or privacy contact. Please do not include medical details in ordinary email.

You may also complain to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights using its HIPAA complaint instructions. You do not have to complain to the practice first. Complaints generally must be filed within 180 days of learning of the event, subject to extensions for good cause. We will not retaliate against you for exercising a privacy right or filing a complaint.

Request a paper copy or assistance

Call the office to request a paper copy of the applicable notice, help locating the Spanish notice, an accessible format, or language assistance. A request for the notice is not consent to treatment or marketing. The website Privacy Policy separately explains public website data and communications.