E-mail medicalrecords@unm.edu or call SHAC at (505) 277-3136. Note: All medical records will only be sent via the SHAC Health Portal or postal mail. There may be a fee for the information released.
How do I find an MRN number?
If you look at your hospital records, there is likely a medical record number included on them. You can find your medical record number on your hospital paperwork, bills, and hospital bracelet. If you cannot, ask a member of the hospital staff for assistance.
How do I find out what my MRN is?
The MRN is displayed as an 18-digit number and letter string and as a barcode in the top right-hand corner of the export accompanying document that was sent to you by your customs office. Only with this number is the export procedure opened and the parcel ready for dispatch.
Is MRN your patient number?
A medical record number (MRN) is a unique identifier assigned to a patient in an electronic health record (EHR), practice management, or healthcare IT system.
Is MRN the same as patient ID?
How To Find Your Medical Record Number (MRN) Discharge or visit summary you received at your last office visit, ER visit, or inpatient stay. Orders documents for lab testing. Future appointment list.
Date: Patients Name: Date of Birth: Chief Complaints: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. History of present illness: Hamid Harry Hai, MD, FACC. MRN: SRMC Cardiology Clinic.Read more
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The only PHI collected will be patient name, date of birth, medical record number and telephone number for site use only and to ensure patient follow up.
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