X. EXHIBITS X. EXHIBITS YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS REGARDING PHI HIPAA gives you certain rights with respect to your PHI. You have the right to: digital and other cameras, video cameras, cellular telephones and personal data  devices. Neither the Tournament nor ATP is responsible for the unauthorized  capturing of any PHI or other personal/confidential information or the subsequent  disclosure of the same. Should you wish to ensure the confidential nature of health or other information,  we encourage you to receive treatment in a secure environment of your choosing. By signing the Player’s Consent and Agreement to the ATP Official Rulebook, you  acknowledge that any health information that is disclosed in accordance with this  authorization form might be redisclosed by the recipient of that information and  may no longer be protected by federal health care privacy laws and rules. If you have questions regarding your PHI, confidentiality of your PHI, or this No - tice, please contact: ATP Tour, Inc. Attn: Player Relations Departmen t 201 ATP Tour Blvd Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32082 This notice also is intended to remind you that the ATP Physiotherapist and/or  Treatment Rooms provided at the Tournaments are not designated as a private  area. Should you choose to receive treatment there, or discuss confidential infor - mation (health or otherwise), it is possible that this information may be overheard  by individuals that have no obligation to refrain from further disclosure of such  information. Access to these areas is not limited to ATP personnel. Players are  reminded of their duties and obligations arising from the ATP Rules and Anti-Co - ercion Policy. The information discussed, as well as photographic images also  may be intercepted by electronic surveillance devices including but not limited to GENERAL PRIVACY CONSIDERATIONS RELATING TO PHYSIOTHERAPIST  ROOMS AND TREATMENT ROOMS •  Ask us to communicate with you in a certain way or at a certain location. We  will accommodate reasonable requests. •  Request that we restrict the way we use or disclose your PHI in connection  with health care operations, payment and treatment. We will consider, but  may not agree to, such requests. You also have the right to ask us to restrict  disclosures to persons involved in your health care. •  Obtain a copy of certain portions of your PHI, subject to applicable federal,  state and local laws, rules and regulations. We may ask you to make your  request in writing, may charge a reasonable fee for producing and mailing the  copies, and in certain cases may deny the request. •  Amend PHI that you believe to be incorrect. Your request must be in writing  and must include the reason for the request. If we deny the request, you may  file a written statement of disagreement. •  Have us provide you with a list of certain disclosures of PHI we have made  about you. Your request must be in writing. If you request such an account - ing more than once in a twelve month period, we may charge a reasonable  fee. •  File a complaint if you think your privacy rights have been violated. You will  not be penalized or retaliated against for filing a complaint. To file a com - plaint, you must contact the United States Department of Health and Human  Services, Office of Civil Rights. For more information about how to file a  complaint, please visit www.hhs.gov/ocr/hipaa. 311 310