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Have questions? Learn more about medical records, what's on MyChart, requesting records, and sharing records.

How to Get Your Behavioral Health Medical Records

Behavioral health records are kept separate from the rest of your records. While you can access certain behavioral health records, you do not have the right to access notes taken by your mental health professional.

Share Your Health Information

Unless required for treatment or payment, a facility can’t share your protected health information (PHI) without your authorization. You have the right to both access and authorize the sharing of your health information.

Limit Access to Your Health Information

By default, we share relevant health information with our partners in a health information exchange (HIE). This allows providers to make informed decisions about your care, especially during an emergency. You have the right to revoke (or take away) access for HIE partners.

Request Changes to Your Health Information

You have the right to request an update or correction to the information in your medical record. It’s important to keep your medical record accurate so you and your providers can make informed decisions about your care.