Is there any way you can look at your own Medical Records?
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I believe so. You will have to pay for a copy to be made and fill out forms. I paid $15 once. Ask the receptionist at your doctor's office.
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All of your doctor records. They will want copies of them.  Also letters from any doctors you have seen for your ailments.  It would also help if your doctor(s) put a letter in your file describing your dissabling condition
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Try checking out http://www.healthgrades.com to see if a particular doctor you have in mind has any blemishes on his or her records. The Quackwatch site also has a lot of helpful info on how to check out a doc's background. See the page at:\nhttp://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/QA/mdcheck.html\n\nHope that helps, and good luck.
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you should check with the BBB or the medical malpractice section of your local courthouse.  (probably their records department)
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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.
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Go see an attorney immediately. It sounds as if you are a victim of identity theft. Your state medical board by all means DOES have a record of it, as they are required by law. Go see your attorney immediately.
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I don't know, specifically, what kind of records you are looking for, but do a search of "Medical Malpractice" (put the words, in quotes, in your browser).  You will get court cases and stories about such suits.\n\nwww.findlaw.com is the only law site I have at my fingertips, at the moment.  There (in a search), you will get legal decisions of malpractice suits...  Facts of the cases are presented therein.
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from the county recorders office.  you can go to your county's website.  look for recorded documents and go from there
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Look on your papers. If you don't have a copy, go to the county courthouse Records Division.
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my husband went through this a few years ago. he paid 5 dollars to each doctor for COPIES of his records. and one doctor eventually figured out what was wrong - mineers (don't think i spelled that right) dis ease.\nhe went to several different docs for about 10 years before ONE figured it out.\nthis is YOUR life and YOUR health. don't leave it in the hands of a doc who is not doing YOU right. PLEASE.
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Why the hell are you posting this here?  Remove your post ASAP and contact either your doctor or the location where you had the exam done.\n\nPosting your roll (which I assume is enrollment) number here could allow someone to access your medical records.
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No--it doesn't exist. You have to pay a fee if you want to look through Public Records.
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well you can ask a docter or look it up and you know what if you have a close friend that is a docter you knwo that helps well just i think you can look it up on the internet
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Try peoplesearch.com they have all sorts of info on everyone, even "YOU". Births, deaths, marriage, school, work history, addresses and yes CRIMINAL RECORDS, If you are prepared to pay for it.
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Try the VA they might be able to help search public records
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you can look up things on google, check the newspaper periodical databases. You could also use some of you own personal assessments.
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You can go to the courthouse it is open to public records...50cents a page for a copy in most states.