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IAC Rule 441.2505.1
Iowa Administrative Code
is the subject of the record, whether living or deceased. means the same as defined in as amended to
Published: 05/27/2026
is deceased, based upon the person’s medical records, that the exposed person has or the deceased person
is deceased, based upon the person’s medical records, that the exposed person has or the deceased person
IAC Rule 641.95.14
Iowa Administrative Code
adopted person who is deceased or an adult related to the adopted person who is deceased within the second
Published: 03/18/2026
Enabling Statutes: 144.24A , 600A.4 , 600A.4
Chapter 8 (SF291)  Discovery of privileged records in criminal proceedings
2011 Iowa Acts
s relating to the discovery of privileged medical records, including mental health records, in a criminal
individual’s legal representative or, in the case of a deceased individual, a party claiming or defending through
SF 291 (Enrolled)
84th General Assembly
individual’s legal representative or, in the case of a deceased individual, a party claiming or defending through
HSB 64 (Introduced)
84th General Assembly
bill relates to the discovery of privileged medical records, including mental health records, in a criminal
SSB 1094 (Introduced)
84th General Assembly
bill relates to the discovery of privileged medical records, including mental health records, in a criminal
ARC #5905C
Rulemaking Document (ARC)
records of deceased patients. A licensee shall provide the clinical records of a deceased patient to