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After a request, how long does your practice have to provide a patient with access to their medical
records?
60 days after the
initial request
(regardless of your
specific state)
30 days after the
initial request (or
shorter, depending
on your specific
state)
45 days after the
initial request (or
shorter, depending
on your specific
state)
As long as you
agree on a
timeframe with the
patient, you can
provide them
whenever you feel
like it!



Answer :

GinnyAnswer

Final answer:

Patients have the right to access and update their medical records within 30-60 days of the initial request.


Explanation:

Patients have the right to access their medical records and make necessary changes or additions. Generally, copies of medical records must be provided within 30 days of the initial request. However, in some cases, the files should be updated within 60 days to reflect any changes or disagreements.


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