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Does the doctor provide doctor work notes, if a person is being treated?
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Maybe/not: The standard practice of whoever you are treated by will vary with the type of practice & method of recordkeeping. In general their work notes are considered their property, not yours. State & federal rules entitle you to seek copies if you wish & specify type of records,time allowed for production & the cost to you for making them available. Check with the office for their procedures.
Answered 9/29/2020
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