Red Flags Identity Theft Policy, Board Resolution, Contract Addendum

Jul 28, 2010

Is your practice “Red Flags” ready? Here are several forms to help you develop a policy to comply with the Federal Trade Commission’s Red Flags Rule, which requires creditors to implement programs to prevent and detect identity theft. Here you’ll find a document with a policy, board resolution, and contract addendum. Just replace “Our Medical Group” with the name of your practice, and you’re on your way.

Is your practice "Red Flags" ready? Here are several forms to help you develop a policy to comply with the Federal Trade Commission's Red Flags Rule, which requires creditors to implement programs to prevent and detect identity theft. Here you'll find a document with a policy, board resolution, and contract addendum. Just replace "Our Medical Group" with the name of your practice, and you're on your way.
Red_Flag_Identity_Theft_Policy_ResolAdden.doc

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