So, in the US, it’s the patient’s medical record. The healthcare provider has certain custodial responsibilities, so the patient doesn’t have a ‘right to be for

So, in the US, it’s the patient’s medical record. The healthcare provider has certain custodial responsibilities, so the patient doesn’t have a ‘right to be forgotten’, but the provider does have to cough up a copy on demand. They are allowed to expect a certain cost, though they don’t all impose a cost to the patient (they’d rather keep charging exorbitant rates to CMS than kick the sleeping dog with $10 out-of-pocket reproduction fees).