4 ms·
>in most cases they are legally required to provide access to your complete record Yes, I'm aware and I have requested my records in the past. I can even spell
by perl4ever 5y ago
>in most cases they are legally required to provide access to your complete record
Yes, I'm aware and I have requested my records in the past. I can even spell HIPAA, unlike a lot of people.
This is irrelevant to my anecdote about the screwed up portal, since I would be aware and have mentioned it if I made such a request, which I did not.
>What would they need to "fess up" about?
Like I said, I didn't investigate to find out the full story, because we all know what happens if you "hack" a broken system.
- notwedtm 5y agoYeah, I don't follow this line either. My doctors portal has my providers notes readily available to me without me asking. Are you sure you aren't just expecting to have to request it, and are being surprised by the fact that you don't?
- JshWright 5y agoBut they were _your_ records. Are you saying they should only be available to you upon request? I'm not following you to the conclusion that it must be broken because it gave you access to your own records.