Mental Health Confidentiality & HIPAA Privacy

Confidentiality

Your privacy. Our promise.

Mental health treatment requires honesty about thoughts, feelings, and history that you may have shared with no one. At RECO Immersive in Delray Beach, your psychiatric records, neuropsych testing, and therapy sessions are protected as a legal right and held in confidence as a clinical practice — the foundation that makes every other element of integrative psychiatric care possible.

Your Privacy Rights

From your first phone call through every TMS, ketamine, neurofeedback, and therapy appointment, federal and Florida law govern who can see your information and when. The frameworks that shape psychiatric privacy at RECO Immersive include:

Protected Health Information

HIPAA – Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), enacted by Congress in 1996, governs how mental health providers, insurers, and integrated psychiatric programs handle Protected Health Information. The Privacy Rule keeps your psychiatric evaluations, medication history, qEEG brain mapping data, neurofeedback sessions, and therapy notes strictly confidential — released only with your written authorization or where narrowly required by law.

Florida State Protections

Florida Statute Chapter 394 — Mental Health Records

Florida Statute Chapter 394 layers additional protections around psychiatric records and crisis services on top of HIPAA, restricting how courts, employers, and family members can access mental health information without your specific written consent.

Commitment to Confidentiality

Trust as a Clinical Foundation

At RECO Immersive, confidentiality is not a box to check — it is the precondition for the work we do together. Every psychiatrist, therapist, neurotherapy technician, and admissions advisor on our Delray Beach campus completes formal HIPAA and Florida 394 training before any patient contact. The willingness to be honest in psychiatric care depends on a guarantee that what is said in a session stays in the session, and we hold that guarantee with the same rigor as a court holds a sealed record.