Patient Records Requests: What You Need to Know

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @MK-ih6wp
    @MK-ih6wp Год назад +3

    Why are some doctor's offices so reluctant to fulfill a patient's records requests? It does not build confidence!
    My mother wants to get a second opinion on her cancer diagnosis, but her original doctor is making it difficult to get copies of her diagnostic images & scans.

    • @blueage3674
      @blueage3674 10 месяцев назад

      Because they know it's no real enforcement making them do it, and HIPAA is overwhelmed and it could take years for them to get involved, and if the healthcare provider don't feel there are damages to the patient then they likely won't release them in my opinion.

  • @blueage3674
    @blueage3674 2 года назад +3

    I am seeing that some physicians and hospitals are reluctant to produce records, ignoring HIPPA laws that patients are entitled to their records upon request.

    • @MK-ih6wp
      @MK-ih6wp Год назад +1

      Same. It does not built confidence.

  • @adongojolly
    @adongojolly Год назад

    Wow its so interesting am doing medical records n currently almost going for intern

  • @RainHavok1111
    @RainHavok1111 Год назад

    Can we please talk? I'm severely disabled & in a bad situation. My therapist called out daughter & my abuser in for a group session last night & she pulled up medical records &Read them out loud IN FRONT ON MY ABUSER.HIPPA HELLOOOOO. And not just that but,5 of the 6 diagnosis she read were completely inccorect &were supposed to be removed a decade ago. I don't know what to do. The records are wrong . I had an idea there as some wrong things in there when I was last in hospital &I noticed the nurse read off a few things that were wrong. And I said its wrong,I thought they could fix it right there but,I was wrong. Now 10+ years later,therapist reads them aloud without my approval &says all inccorect diagnosis Ive never had lol. Please help me. I'm already in soich pain both phsycially &mentally.

  • @maureenbennett809
    @maureenbennett809 2 года назад

    I had treatment with my dentist between 2004 - 2006. However to cut a long story short the treatment wasn’t completed due to the fact that the dentist was charging me an extortionate amount for unnecessary treatment. I made a complaint against him to the GDC in 2007 where he was given a written warning. In 2009 I proceeded to litigation single handedly where I was awarded £3900 which was all the money I had received where he overcharged me. Although I was entitled to a substantial amount However due to my emotional state and the fact that the dentist wasn’t willing to resolve the matter that’s how much I received. Fast forward 2020 I was currently planning treatment with my new dentist. However my dentist advised me that in order for me to complete treatment I would need my dental implant passport from my previous dentist. When I requested this he said that was 13 years ago. I then made another complaint to the GDC. This took 5 months where they concluded that the dentist had destroyed the records as they can do this after 11 years. My question is can he do this despite the fact that my treatment was incomplete through no fault of my own and not to mention the fact that the dental implant passport I requested contained a unique serial number , along with the brand name, serial number, size, diameter and angle. Now because of this I am stuck unable to receive any treatment. I would very much appreciate this if you could give me some advice on this. Thanks! 😃

    • @malpracticeinsurance
      @malpracticeinsurance  Год назад

      I'm sorry.....but we are a medical malpractice insurance broker. We help physicians in the United States find and secure liability coverage.

  • @ElanSmith-vh4js
    @ElanSmith-vh4js 28 дней назад

    Electronic breach is the context

  • @alejandrinabaerga1541
    @alejandrinabaerga1541 2 года назад

    I requested records from Dr. Randall Wright and he never responded to my message. How do I get my records????!

  • @nexrcare2020
    @nexrcare2020 3 года назад

    Thank you so much. Your video was so helpful and answered a lot of my questions. I do have one question in regards to producing medical records. When an attorney request client records “Any and All” for a certain time frame, does that mean all documents irregardless of what the document is within the specified dates?
    Thank you.

    • @malpracticeinsurance
      @malpracticeinsurance  3 года назад

      Hi Sylvia......thank you so for the kind words. Our goal is to always give as much information as possible. As for your legal question, we are not lawyers, so I'm going to refer you to our Association of Liability Lawyers in Medical Defense. These are lawyers that we have partnered with so our insured's have somewhere to go to find answers to their legal questions: www.cunninghamgroupins.com/all-md/lawyer-directory-by-state/

  • @catherinemccann895
    @catherinemccann895 4 года назад +1

    Is this the same in Britain please

    • @malpracticeinsurance
      @malpracticeinsurance  3 года назад

      I'm sorry, but we only work with physicians and healthcare facilities in the States, and thus wouldn't feel comfortable giving you an answer. I'm going to reach out to a few contacts at Lloyd's of London and see if they can provide an answer. If I hear back.....I'll post their response here.

  • @deborahherman9966
    @deborahherman9966 3 года назад

    Do o I have corvite

  • @jennifercooper7896
    @jennifercooper7896 3 года назад +2

    I was thirty seconds in and looks at their replies from the comment section..they aren’t attorneys and have no real answers for you..skip the video.