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Usually, your health care provider must respond to your request for your record within 30 days of receiving your request. Generally, your health care provider must give you a copy of your record in the format that you request if they are able to do so. You may have to pay a fee to get a copy of your record.
Student Life Student Health Services (SLSHS) health records are retained for seven years after a patients last visit. Privacy and confidentiality is protected and health records are not released without patient written consent, including to parents or guardians, except as required by law.
Online. Use an online medical record request form to submit your request electronically. Be prepared to upload a copy of your photo ID. If you are requesting on behalf of the patient, you may be asked to upload supporting documentation in addition to your photo ID.
For data recorded on paper or electronically: $3.62 per page for the first 10 pages; $0.76 per page for pages 11-50; and $0.30 per page for pages 51 and higher. For data resulting from an X-ray, MRI, or CAT Scan, recorded on paper or film: $2.48 per page.
How to Request Your Medical Records Download and complete the medical records authorization form and return it to the appropriate address indicated on the form. Request information directly from your MyChart account by selecting Send us a Customer Service Request under the Request My Record section.

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Health professionals must ask you before looking at your record. But if you are unconscious or cant give consent, they can look at your record without your permission. If they do this, they must make a note on your record to explain why. You can ask to see a list of who has looked at your summary care record.
With limited exceptions, the HIPAA Privacy Rule (the Privacy Rule) provides individuals with a legal, enforceable right to see and receive copies upon request of the information in their medical and other health records maintained by their health care providers and health plans.
Retention of Medical Records Most states, including Ohio, do not have specific laws mandating the minimum record retention period for patient medical records. However, HIPAA and the Ohio Medicaid rules mandates the retention of records for a period of at least six (6) years after payment of the claim to the provider.

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