Requesting Medical Records & Bills

Hospitals and clinics must comply with HIPAA regulations, but some providers delay or deny requests due to legal, privacy, or administrative issues. We ensure proper authorization forms are submitted and, if necessary, address denials through formal legal channels to obtain the required documents.

Yes! You do not have to request your full medical history. We help identify and request only the records relevant to your personal injury case, such as ER visits, surgical reports, diagnostic tests, therapy sessions, and billing statements to strengthen your claim.

Some healthcare providers charge copying or processing fees for medical record retrieval. These fees vary based on the number of pages, electronic access, and state laws. We help minimize costs by requesting digital copies whenever possible and ensuring only necessary records are requested.

If records contain errors, omissions, or incomplete details, it can impact your claim. We carefully review all retrieved documents and, if necessary, request corrections or clarifications from the provider. Ensuring accurate medical records strengthens your case and avoids disputes with insurers.

Medical bills provide a financial record of your injury-related expenses, which is critical for calculating compensation. They prove costs for hospital stays, surgeries, physical therapy, medications, and ongoing care. We help compile, organize, and summarize these expenses to support your claim effectively.