What is the law for patients that havent been seen in three years?

The law regarding patients who haven't been seen by a healthcare provider in three years can vary by jurisdiction, but generally, many healthcare practices require patients to establish a new patient relationship after a certain period of inactivity. This may involve completing new patient paperwork and possibly undergoing a new evaluation. It’s important for patients to check with their specific healthcare provider or local regulations to understand any specific requirements or implications related to their care.