The Easiest Way to Request Your Medical Records From MRO

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Let DoNotPay Help You Request Your Medical Records From MRO

MRO, also known as MRO Corp, is a company that was created in order to help medical companies organize, analyze, and exchange medical information. The company not only offers useful tools for medical companies and organizations, but it can also be exceptionally useful for patients who would like to get a copy of their medical records.

Obtaining a copy of your records is relatively straightforward, but the process can be somewhat confusing and drawn-out at times. With the help of DoNotPay, you will be able to quickly and easily

There’s no need to feel intimidated when dealing with unfamiliar hospital policies. If you are feeling somehow confused and would benefit from some sound advice, DoNotPay is here to assist.

What Is MRO Corp?

MRO is a company that has developed unique software that helps hospitals and other medical organizations run smoothly. The software is put into place to essentially act as a "middle man" for hospital and patient communications. Instead of talking directly to the hospital to receive a copy of their medical records, a patient can access MRO's website or call their customer service line to .

Hospitals that use MRO's services seem to have higher productivity ratings. Instead of dedicating an entire department of employees to medical records exchanges, this third-party company does it for them, which means that the hospital's employees are able to focus on other tasks. It is also beneficial to the patient. Instead of trying to guess which department in the hospital or medical office a patient needs to talk to in order to request a copy of their medical records, patients are now asked to speak to one company.

What Type of Information Can You Request From MRO?

You can request a copy of any and all medical history reports that a hospital or medical entity has on you. However, in order for MRO to retrieve this information, you must have been treated at a hospital or medical facility that uses . If you are sure that your hospital uses MRO Corp, you will only contact MRO to request a Release of Information (ROI).

Some of the most common types of medical information that customers ask for include:

  • Medication history
  • Test results
  • X-rays and MRI scans
  • General medical history
  • Doctor's notes about past treatment
  • Emergency department notes and history
  • Past and current diagnosis

This is not a complete list of the various types of medical information that a person may ask for. But if you were treated at a medical facility, that facility should have a detailed record of your entire treatment.

Why Would Someone Need a Copy of Their Medical Records?

There are many reasons why a person would want a copy of their personal medical information. It could be that you need it for a disability claim, or you could have another doctor that you are seeing and would find the information useful. No matter the reason for the requests, you are legally entitled to know your full medical history when you want it.

However, according to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) that was signed into law in 1996, your health records cannot be shared with other people or entities unless you have agreed to it in writing.

How to Request Your Medical Records From MRO by Yourself

If you are requesting a copy of your medical records from a facility that uses MRO, you can contact the medical facility directly to request them. However, it may be slightly easier to contact MRO instead. Here is a look at the various ways that you can contact MRO to request your medical records.

Phone Number610-994-7500
Email Addressrequestinformation@mrocorp.com
Mailing AddressMRO Corp Headquarters and National Service

1000 Madison Avenue, Suite 100

Norristown, PA 19403

In order to receive a copy of your medical records, you will need to complete a HIPAA-compliant consent form. You also have to provide personal information about yourself, including your name, age, and mailing address. After MRO receives the request, it could take a few weeks, or maybe longer, before you receive a decision on the release of your records.

DoNotPay Can Make it Easy to Request Your Medical Records From MRO

When you try to get a copy of your medical records by using MRO, it could take a long time before you receive your records. DoNotPay, however, makes the entire process quick and painless. With just a few clicks, you can request a copy of medical records in minutes. To get started, follow these three easy steps:

  1. Look up medical records on DoNotPay's website.

  2. Enter the name of the health care provider you'd like to receive medical records from.

  3. Answer a few questions about your provider and where you'd like to send the records.

DoNotPay Can Help You Find a Solution to Your Other Medical Record-Related Questions

Because the rules for medical record releases can vary by state or medical facility, it can be confusing trying to figure out the best way to request your medical records. Luckily, DoNotPay is here to answer all of your questions and help to give you easy step-by-step solutions.

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