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Can You Get a Hard Copy of Your Medical Records? Yes, But It Will Cost You

byadmin inNews posted onNovember 14, 2022
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There’s little more personal than your health information. While patients are often tasked with navigating their treatment plans, until October 2022, their information was held ransom by their health providers. But a recent change to federal regulations opened the doors for patients to access their medical records digitally—for free.

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