Last Updated: January 23, 2024
You have the right to receive clear, understandable information about your antifungal treatment, including:
You have the right to consult with licensed healthcare providers who can address your questions and concerns about your condition and the prescribed antifungal medication.
Your health information, including prescription details and medical history, will be handled in compliance with HIPAA and state privacy laws to ensure confidentiality and security.
You are entitled to receive antifungal medications that are FDA-approved, dispensed by licensed pharmacies, and stored and shipped according to proper safety standards.
You have the right to know the full cost of your antifungal treatment, including consultation fees, prescription costs, and any additional charges. If insurance coverage applies, you are entitled to an explanation of benefits.
You have the right to seek alternative treatments or second opinions from other licensed providers if you wish to explore additional options for your condition.
You are encouraged to ask about:
If you experience issues with your prescription or treatment, you have the right to report concerns to your healthcare provider, pharmacy, or applicable regulatory body.
You will be informed promptly of any changes to your prescription, safety updates, or recalls affecting your medication.
Antifungal treatments are not for emergency care. If you experience severe symptoms such as a systemic allergic reaction or other urgent medical concerns, you should seek immediate emergency assistance by calling 911 or visiting an emergency room.