Requesting AHP Medical Records - Arch Health Partners
Requesting AHP Medical Records - Arch Health Partners
Requesting AHP Medical Records - Arch Health Partners
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o If charges are likely to exceed $50, we will ask for a deposit of $50‐$100 depending on the<br />
records requested.<br />
• Payment shall be made when records are picked up or if records are mailed, an invoice will be<br />
included. Payment is appreciated within 10 days.<br />
• We accept cash, check or credit/debit card.<br />
4. Allow Time for Processing<br />
• It may take up to 10 days to make the record copies available. The actual time needed depends on<br />
various factors. If you need the records urgently, please tell our staff and we will try to<br />
accommodate you the best that we can.<br />
5. Picking‐up Your Copies<br />
• Be prepared to show valid identification such as driver’s license, military ID, etc.<br />
• If someone other than the patient needs to pick up the copies, they must be provided with a signed<br />
letter from the patient that allows them to do so, being sure to specify the recipient by name.<br />
6. We will mail or fax your medical records to your physician, or you may hand‐carry them.<br />
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Who May Sign<br />
Legal Representative: The requestor must be named in the document.<br />
‣ Advance <strong>Health</strong> Care Directive<br />
‣ Letter of Conservatorship<br />
For Deceased patients: The requestor will be asked to provide proof that the patient is deceased and proof that the<br />
requestor is the beneficiary or personal representative, as defined by California State law.<br />
‣ The patient’s will<br />
‣ Final Order of Distribution<br />
‣ Letter of Executorship<br />
‣ Letter of Administration<br />
When the Patient is a Minor<br />
‣ Either parent, unless one parent has Sole Custody<br />
‣ Legal Guardianship<br />
‣ For Emancipated Minors: An identification card issued by the DMV<br />
‣ A minor patient may sign the Authorization when release is for records on treatment to which the minor can<br />
legally consent, for example, treatment or prevention of pregnancy.<br />
When the request is for the sole purpose of applying for health insurance or for enrollment in another type of health<br />
plan, the spouse or person financially responsible may sign, under certain circumstances. Please refer to the Manager,<br />
<strong>AHP</strong> <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Records</strong> Department.