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The document is a Patient Authorization form for the release of Protected Health Information (PHI) from HealthPartners. It outlines the necessary patient information, specifies who holds the records, where they should be sent, and what type of information is requested. The form includes sections for special permissions, purpose of release, and preferred method of delivery. It also details the authorization process, revocation rights, and provides contact information for various HealthPartners facilities.

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Complete the Patient Information section by entering your name, previous last name (if any), address, date of birth, and contact details. Ensure all information is printed legibly.
Identify who has the information you want released. If it's from a HealthPartners facility, refer to the address list provided on the form.
Specify where you want the information sent. Include as much demographic information as possible for accurate processing.
In the Information to be sent section, check all applicable boxes for clinic visits, hospital care, or individual documents. Provide specific dates if necessary.
If applicable, indicate any special permissions required for sensitive records by checking the appropriate boxes.
Select a purpose for release and choose your preferred release method (e.g., mail, fax, pick up).
Sign and date the authorization section. If someone other than you is picking up records, ensure they have written permission and photo ID.

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View health records on your iPhone or iPod touch Open the Health app and tap the Summary tab. Tap your profile picture in the upper-right corner. Under Features, tap Health Records, then tap Get Started. ... You're prompted to allow the Health app to use your location to find hospitals and health networks near you.

Who owns patient data in the US?

However, once that information is captured and documented in written or electronic form (e.g., paper chart or electronic data file), and since the health care provider owns the media in which the information is recorded and stored, the health care provider gains the property right of possession of data.

What are some components of a medical record?

Key components of a medical record: Patient demographic data such as age, sex, nationality, etc. Social screenings such as their profession, etc. Information about their genetics. Medical history and diagnosis received so far. List of medicines. List of vaccinations the patient has received. Lab test results.

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What are the two most common types of medical records?

Paper-based medical records and electronic medical records are the two most common types of medical records.

What are the 5 purposes of the medical record?

Each Medical Record shall contain sufficient, accurate information to identify the patient, support the diagnosis, justify the treatment, document the course and results, and promote continuity of care among health care providers.

Who owns the medical records according to most states?

In the overwhelming majority of those 20 states, the facility or employer owns the records created by a provider. From a legal viewpoint, the providers would be entitled to copies, given the professional nature of the records.

What shows up on a medical record?

Your medical records most likely contain an array of information about your health and personal information. This includes medical histories, diagnoses, immunization dates, allergies and notes on your progress. They may also include test results, medications you've been prescribed and your billing information.

What are three types of medical records?

There are three types of medical records commonly used by patients and doctors: Personal health record (PHR) Electronic medical record (EMR) Electronic health record (EHR)