Which of the following is not required on a HIPAA compliant authorization?

In the context of a HIPAA compliant authorization, certain elements must be included to ensure the authorization is valid. Among these elements, the name of the healthcare provider disclosing the records, the specific information to be disclosed, and the expiration date of the authorization are all necessary components.

The inclusion of a requirement for fees associated with the disclosure, however, is not mandated under HIPAA. While healthcare providers may inform patients about potential costs related to obtaining copies of their health information, this is not listed as a necessary element for the authorization itself. The focus of HIPAA is to protect patient privacy and ensure that individuals consent to the sharing of their information, rather than detailing administrative costs connected with that sharing.

Thus, the absence of a requirement for disclosure of fees makes this the correct answer, as it highlights an element that is not essential for HIPAA compliance pertaining to a release of information.