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1-800-AEL-8888 MR-109 AEL 9/2005 AUTHORIZATION TO RELEASE/OBTAIN PATIENT INFORMATION This authorizes The Children s Hospital of Philadelphia and its affiliates to ...

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How to fill out authorization to release/obtain patient?

1. Begin by entering your personal information, including your full name, address, phone number, and date of birth.
2. Provide the name of the healthcare provider or facility that will be releasing or obtaining the patient's medical records.
3. Specify the purpose or reason for the release/obtain of the patient's information. This could include medical treatment, insurance claims, legal proceedings, or research purposes.
4. Indicate the timeframe or duration for which the authorization is valid. You can specify a specific date range or state that it is valid indefinitely until revoked in writing.
5. Identify the specific information that is authorized to be released or obtained. This could include medical records, test results, treatment notes, mental health records, or any other relevant information.
6. If necessary, specify any limitations or restrictions on the release/obtain of the information. For example, you may want to exclude certain sensitive information or limit the release to specific healthcare providers.
7. Sign and date the authorization form, and provide any additional required information such as your relationship to the patient, if applicable.
8. Retain a copy of the completed authorization form for your records.

Who needs authorization to release/obtain patient?

1. Healthcare providers: Any healthcare provider or facility that needs access to a patient's medical records or information outside of their own practice will usually require authorization to release/obtain patient information.
2. Insurance companies: Insurance companies may need authorization to review a patient's medical records in order to process claims or determine coverage.
3. Legal professionals: Attorneys or law enforcement agencies may require authorization to access a patient's medical records for legal proceedings or investigations.
4. Researchers: Researchers who are conducting studies or clinical trials may need authorization to access a patient's medical records for research purposes.
5. Patients themselves: In certain situations, patients may need to authorize the release of their own medical information to another healthcare provider or individual. This could occur when seeking a second opinion or when transferring care to a new provider.

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