its depend how long it ago,
Generally, a provider must retain a patient's medical records for seven years after the last treatment date, or three years from the patient's death. (Department of Public Health (DPH) Regs. § 19a-14-42).
Pathology slides, EEGs, and ECG tracings must also be retained for seven years, but as subsequent ECGs are taken, previous ones may be discarded if the results are unchanged. (DPH Regs. § 19a-14-42(a)).
Lab reports and PKU reports must be kept for five years and X-ray film for three years. (DPH Regs., § 19a-14-42(b), (c)).
I have a collection of New Testament 78 records. Are they worth anything or should i throw them away?
Never. We never do that. What we do is secure your information in a vault that goes with every other medical history. Its all safe!
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You can throw anything away if you wish to.
Throw It Away was created in 2003.
You can't. They are her records and are hers to share or not share. If she is no longer living, and you need the records for a possible law suit, you would have to get a court order. If she is not competent, and a court has appointed you guardian, then you can get the records.
don't throw it away... SIMPLE!
If it is a serious emergency then a person will be treated by doctors even if they have no medical insurance. However, if it is not serious then one may be turned away.
No, it is perfectly legal to throw money away.
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As long as the other medical records. In the United States they are required to keep records for 7 years. Not sure how they are stored or destroyed in the different countries but here in Sweden the records goes into a special archive after the patient has passed away.
People throw away empty milk cartons. They also throw away makeup containers and magazines.