Medical records request

Request your medical records from Providence

Providence runs a single Central Release of Information (cROI) office for its multi-state system. You can request through MyChart, or send a signed authorization to cROI by mail or fax.

How Providence handles record requests

The fastest path is usually Providence MyChart, where you can view and download a lot of your record yourself. For a full or formal copy, use the letter below.

Providence St. Joseph Health — Central Release of Information (cROI)

Mail
PO Box 4950 Portland, OR 97208
Fax
1-855-234-2493
Phone
1-855-234-2491
Email
ROIHIMreception@R1rcm.com

Providence outsources release-of-information processing to R1 RCM.

Providence sets turnaround by state (10 to 30 days depending on where you were treated). HIPAA caps it at 30 days.

No fee for records sent provider-to-provider or pulled through MyChart. A reasonable fee may apply to patient copies, set by state law.

Providence's official records page →

Details can change — confirm the destination on the official page before you mail anything.

Make sure it's the right one. This is Providence St. Joseph Health (providence.org), spanning AK, WA, OR, CA, MT, NM, and TX — not unrelated hospitals that also use the name "Providence."

Your Providence records-request letter

Whose records are these?
Patient details
Where to send the request

If we have a verified rule for that state, the letter references it alongside your federal HIPAA right.

Which records?
Format and delivery

Leave any field blank and the letter prints a fill-in line you can complete by hand. We generate the PDF and send it back — we don't save it, log it, or keep anything you type here.

Providence records requests — common questions

How do I request my medical records from Providence?
Providence runs a single Central Release of Information (cROI) office for its multi-state system. You can request through MyChart, or send a signed authorization to cROI by mail or fax.
How long does Providence take to send records?
Providence sets turnaround by state (10 to 30 days depending on where you were treated). HIPAA caps it at 30 days. Under HIPAA’s right of access (45 CFR § 164.524), they must act within 30 days, with one possible 30-day extension.
Does Providence charge for medical records?
No fee for records sent provider-to-provider or pulled through MyChart. A reasonable fee may apply to patient copies, set by state law. HIPAA limits any fee to a reasonable, cost-based charge for copying and postage.
Is this records-request letter free?
Yes. The generator builds a HIPAA records-request letter you can download and print for free. Nothing you type is saved or sent to anyone but you.

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