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A 38-year-old member asked:

How can i get my medical records?

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Dr. Steven Hill
Family Medicine 25 years experience
Usually easy: Usually your provider will provide copies based on whatever the state regs allow them to charge, some will give them to you free and some provide a personal health record that allows you to download a copy.
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