Patient Request
Rosemead Chiropractic, will not release your Protected Health Information (PHI) to you or to your designated representative without your written authorization, except as required or permitted by law.
If you are a first-time requester, please download, fill out, and sign any of the forms provided below.
Authorization/ Disclosure of Health Information
Autorización/ Divulgar Información de Salud
Once you have completed the request form, mail or email it to:
1142 S. Diamond Bar Blvd PMB 310
Diamond Bar, CA 91765
Please fill out any of these forms. Without this information, your request for records will not be processed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Unfortunately, most healthcare professionals have been forced to deal with attorneys and third party requesters that misuse HHS/OCR guidance on the Patients’ Right to Access rule in order to obtain copies of their clients’ medical records for litigation purposes at the nominal rates allowed under the Privacy Rule. The Right to Access clause does not specify, nor allow patients, attorneys, or third-party requesters to receive an executed Custodian of Records Affidavit —that is only intended for litigation purposes.
To download copies of your medical records, you must sign in to your secure online account. If you need help resetting your password, we can help by sending you a link to reset it. Please, click on the following link.
https://rosemeadchiropractic.com/forgot-password
Accounts that are inactive, will move to inactive status after ninety 90 days and will not be accessible to the end-user. To resolve this issue, please contact us by email at
Due to patient confidential and information security issues we do not accept telephone requests. We need a written and signed authorization to release protected health information.
https://rosemeadchiropractic.com/account-signup
To expedite the process of your request for records, please sign up by clicking on the above link. As soon as your complete registration is received, we will contact you and provide all the information necessary to retrieve your records.
YES. If you specify in writing on your authorization release form, we can also submit digital copies of your health information to your legal counsel, claims adjuster, or disability evaluator analyst.