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Chapter 8 QuestionAnswerIn which of the following situations can you release medical records?when ordered by a subpoena or dictated by lawAll of the following are in the patient's Bill of RightsPrivacy notices,Reasonable responses to requests for services,Refusal of treatment to the extent permitted by law68 more rows

Section 191.227, RSMo sets the statutory base rate for calculating the maximum fees for copying medical records at $24.85 and $. 57 per page for the cost of supplies and labor for copies provided in paper form and a retrieval fee not to exceed $23.26.

Medical Record: permanent retention or as advised in the current Missouri State departmental Records Disposition Schedule. Medical Record documents not on the schedule for permanent retention shall be kept six (6) years, and for minors, three (3) years after the patient reaches legal age as define by Missouri law.

Who owns my medical record? Under Missouri law, your health care provider owns the actual medical record. For example, if your provider maintains paper medical records, they own and have the right to keep the original record, but you have the right to see and get a copy of it.

630.140. Records confidential, when — may be disclosed, to whom, how, when — release to be documented — court records confidential, exceptions.

In Missouri, medical records are available to patients or their representatives upon request. Upon request, health care providers are required to furnish a copy of the patient's medical records to the authorized party within a reasonable time.

The core elements of a valid authorization include: A meaningful description of the information to be disclosed. The name of the individual or the name of the person authorized to make the requested disclosure. The name or other identification of the recipient of the information.