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A U.S.-focused healthcare information site with public educational resources, directories, comparisons, and medical-records request coordination where available. MedicalRecords.com is not a healthcare provider, law firm, health plan, or financial adviser.
Your medical records, from any U.S. hospital or doctor. From $50 per provider.
For patientsI need01 — What we do
Tell us which hospital or doctor. We handle the forms and the follow-up calls, and keep you posted the whole way.
Read more:One request covers one provider. You sign a HIPAA authorization electronically; we file it with the records department by whichever channel they accept and track the window the law gives them.
Records arrive as a secure download, only to you. The $50 fee is shown before you pay; any copying fee the provider charges is listed separately. Your provider decides how fast records come back — we would rather say that than promise what we can’t.
Source · 45 CFR §164.524Why it matters
The record is the reference point. Every diagnosis, every appeal, every second opinion starts with what’s already written down.
02 — The research behind it
03 — What’s going on?
04 — Live tracking
Your provider is working on it. We’re watching the clock for you.
Day 3of 30
Filed Oct 30. The law gives providers up to 30 days; we check in and post every update here. No delivery-date or completeness guarantee — we would rather say that than promise what we can’t.
How tracking works05 — For providers
You pick the EMR. We did the research — 613 systems, scored, with the methodology published.
A U.S.-focused healthcare information site with public educational resources, directories, comparisons, and medical-records request coordination where available. MedicalRecords.com is not a healthcare provider, law firm, health plan, or financial adviser.
06 — Questions
MedicalRecords.com offers medical-records request coordination where the service is available. The request flow explains the information needed and any applicable provider timing or fees.
Delivery depends on the healthcare provider, request scope, authorization requirements, and applicable law. Follow the provider's instructions and the status information shown in the request flow.
Medical records can document care for coverage questions, access-rights disputes, privacy incidents, and legal matters. MedicalRecords.com keeps records retrieval primary and publishes adjacent resources only when their evidence and review requirements are satisfied.
