You're in control of your health record.
Federal law (HIPAA) gives you the right to see your medical record, fix mistakes in it, and find out who we've shared it with. Use the forms below to make a request. You won't need a lawyer, and there's no charge for routine requests.
Get a copy of your records 45 CFR 164.524
You can ask us for a copy of your medical record at any time. We can send you a PDF by secure email, mail a paper copy, or send it to another doctor for you. Tell us what you need and we'll take care of it.
Fix a mistake in your record 45 CFR 164.526
If something in your record is wrong or incomplete, you can ask us to correct it. Tell us which visit, which field is wrong, what it should say, and why. Your provider will review and reply.
See who we've shared your record with 45 CFR 164.528
You can ask for a list of times we shared your record outside of normal treatment, payment, or operations — for example, sharing required by a court order or public-health authority. Pick a date range and we'll prepare the list.
Your other rights
These rights are also available to you. Email privacy@prescribernow.com if you'd like to use any of them.
- Confidential communication. You can ask us to contact you only by a specific method (email only, phone only, a particular address). We'll honor reasonable requests.
- Request a restriction. You can ask us not to share certain information with certain people or for certain purposes. We'll review and tell you whether we can agree.
- File a complaint with the U.S. government. If you believe your privacy rights have been violated, you can file a complaint with the HHS Office for Civil Rights. We won't retaliate. File a HIPAA complaint with HHS →
- A paper copy of our Notice of Privacy Practices. Even if you've already seen the electronic version, you can ask for a paper copy mailed to you. View our Notice of Privacy Practices.