Your medical records belong to YOU

You have a legal and ethical right to access, understand, and own your medical data. We are here to guide you through the process of requesting records and maintaining your privacy.

In the United States, healthcare providers must give patients access to their medical information within 30 days (which can often be extended to 60 days) upon request. This is not optional or discretionary. If a patient's request for their medical records is refused or unnecessarily delayed, the healthcare provider is committing a HIPAA Right of Access violation. Complaints can be filed here.

Fortunately, most quality healthcare providers are often very transparent and already have efficient systems in place to accommodate such requests. A patient is entitled to their complete Designated Record Set, which includes:

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Data Access Policy

Explore your rights to a Treatment Audit and the statutory measures protecting your diagnostic documentation.

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Audit Submission

Detailed instructions on initiating a Treatment Audit to acquire comprehensive health files from hospitals.

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Reviewing The Report

Advice on examining medical findings and health summaries to verify the accuracy of your primary Treatment Audit status.