how do I get my medical records?
100022
You can request your medical records from the administrative office of your physician. Just ask.
275728
you probably can't but who knows.\ngo to the county clerk recorder website and see it what it says.\ngenerally copies of records are available for a small administrative fee but you may be able to refernce it online.
1115482
check Medical websites
1015993
Depends on what dept you want to talk to:\n\nContact Us  \nBy Phone\nAppointments - 1-866-600-CARE \nBilling Questions - (312) 996-1000 \nContact a Patient - (312) 996-9634 \nGift Shop - (312) 996-3791 \nLost and Found - (312) 413-5200 \nMedical Center Operator - (312) 355-4000 \nMedical Records - (312) 996-6874 \nPhysician Referrals - 1-888-842-1801 \nPre-admitting - (312) 996-0925
1151443
Try the VA they might be able to help search public records
943843
Call your insurance office..the number should be listed on your medical card..they will have an up today list.
105669
I'd contact the hospital and ask to see your medical record from the period. I'd also try and find out what your rights are if you are denied access. Under most FOI rules, you are allowed access to your records held by most Government Departments. If you are in the US, you own the right to your records.
394814
You would have to contact your doctor either over the phone or in person in order to get a copy of them- it would not be possible to do it online.  Depending on the dr, they also might charge you a fee for a copy.
652090
Most court records are public. Simply contact the courthouse and tell them what records you need. There may be a minimal fee for copies. If the records were sealed, however, no luck.
522105
The first rule of thumb when dealing with medical records is always...NO, then you must look through the regulations to determine under what circumstance you can say yes. There a couple of ways to obtain someone's medical records, if you are their personal representative or you have been given power of attorney for medial records you can sign a release of information form and obtain the records. Or you can petition the court for a court order releasing records. Keep in mind that this is no easy task. A judge CANNOT issue a court order without "good cause".
1029967
Get a copy of your original birth certificate, which should have the doctor who delivered you, and the hospital in which you were born.  (If you were born at home, try to find out which city and state you were born in, and then, research which pediatricians were practicing at that time, and check the records of each of them.)  If that doesn't work, try to locate someone else who might have known your family at the time of your birth, and ask them.  When all else fails, hire a detective.  They are trained in finding nearly obsolete information.
344521
You can't. Medical records are not public information.
890415
Go to your local V.A. office. It will be listed in the phone book as Veteran's Administration office. Or in some cases Veteran's Assistance Office. in the government pages of your phone book.\nThey will have the forms you need to fill out requesting your medical records.\n\nYou can also contact Keller Army Hospital on the outside chance they still have your medical records.\n\nIf you can not find a Veteran's administration office. Get in touch the your local American Legion Post. And your Local Veteran's of Foreign Wars Post. And if there is one in your area the Local Chapter of Vietnam Veterans of America. They will point you in the right direction on where to go if all else fails.\n\nAlso check on your DD 214 it might be noted on your DD 214 as well especially if it was the reason for you discharge.\n\nIf you can not find your records get in touch with the men in your outfit. Get them to write letters atesting to you being injured on duty. Make sure you get as many Commissioned Officers as you can to atest to the fact you got hurt on duty. \n\nOne Commissioned Officer's word means more than a hundred enlisted men's and uncomissioned officers's words.\n\nIf you remember the doctors' and nurses' names get in touch with them as well. They might remember you. If they do get them to write letters stating your injuries and treatments.\n\nYou will most likely have to go before a board for a hearing. so have as much evidence as you can get to back up your claim.\n\nGood luck: I know you are not a Marine but Semper Fi anyway.
288602
I would take all the information you've collected to your medical doctor, to document...\n\nThen, if there is a need for a lawsuit later, everything you say can be substantiated...\n\nGood Luck!
723662
I have a copy of my medical records both Hospital & GP. \n\nI also have a copy of one of my childrens medical records. Hospital. \n\nThey are photocopied records. I understand you have to pay for them but do not know what they cost as mine were given to me following a hospital breach. \n\nThey waived the fees as a gesture.
631574
if you are his legal gaurdian you should be able to get a copy of them.  if however, you are not his legal gaurdian, (i.e. in case of divorce), you will need a release of information to get them.\n\nin some cases you will only be able to get a summary of the medical record.
1186564
Most states have laws that state you have legal rights to your own medical records but almost all of them also say that the institution can charge you for the copies,etc. Sorry your just SOL