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[Music] there have been a number of recent headlines about patients getting price gouged when asking for copies of their medical records in some cases patients have allegedly been asked to pay $1,000 or more some of this is a result of confusion over what the Department of Health and Human Services deems to be a reasonable cost new government guidance intends to make it easier for patients to get their records but Patient Advocates Define reasonable costs a little differently than providers the journal as Sarah Goldstein general counsel for the release of information firm mro to offer a providers perspective if the requestor is the patient or the patients personal representative meaning that they are the healthc care power of attorney or the parent of a minor patient and they can make Health Care decisions for that patient then the only fee that they can be assessed would be a reasonable cost-based fee under Hippa state law would only apply to the fees that could be assessed if that
