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OH Mental Health Service Not Subject to Public Records Act

Loaded on Aug. 15, 2008

Filed under: Medical, Medical Records, Disclosure of Records, Contractor Liability. Location: Ohio.

The state of Ohio created a mental health services board (Board) which was to contract with and govern private mental health providers to ensure that even indigents and the uninsured could receive mental health services. The Board in Stark County, Ohio hired a private company called Nova for this purpose. ...

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