Which of the following is not a right under HIPAA?

Under HIPAA, individuals have specific rights regarding their health information, designed to protect their privacy and give them control over their personal health data. The right to access one's own health record allows individuals to review and obtain copies of their health information, fostering transparency. The right to request corrections enables individuals to ask for changes to their health records if they believe the information is inaccurate or incomplete. Additionally, the right to restrict certain information sharing allows individuals to request that certain entities do not disclose specific parts of their health information under certain circumstances.

However, the right to control all disclosures of health information is not guaranteed under HIPAA. While individuals do have rights to be informed about and consent to certain disclosures, there are legal exceptions where healthcare providers are allowed to share information without patient consent, such as for treatment, payment, and healthcare operations, or in certain public health situations. Hence, individuals cannot control every instance of how their information is disclosed, making this option not a right under HIPAA.