Which of the following is NOT a right of patients under HIPAA?

Patients under HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) have several rights designed to protect their personal health information (PHI) and ensure their access to that information. The rights include the ability to request amendments to their PHI, access their health records, and request restrictions on the disclosure of their PHI.

Changing healthcare providers, however, is not specifically a right granted under HIPAA. Patients can certainly choose to change their healthcare provider if they wish, but this decision falls outside the scope of HIPAA protections. Instead, it involves broader aspects of patient autonomy and healthcare delivery that are not governed specifically by HIPAA regulations. Therefore, the correct response highlights that while patients have numerous rights related to their health information, the ability to change providers is not one of those rights defined by HIPAA.