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Hi all Again :)

I was thinking of taking my medical records when I move to America, but I saw the receptionist and she told me they belong to the NHS so I cannot take them. Do I need them to register with a health center in America or not. Has anyone had this problem.

Thanks in anticipation

Dave :)

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Moving to UK forum. Not a topic about filing an I-129F for a visa.

Never bothered with my wife's records when she moved to USA, simply went to family Doctor, and she has a physical check-up to establish a new record with the doctor.

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Moving to UK forum. Not a topic about filing an I-129F for a visa.

Never bothered with my wife's records when she moved to USA, simply went to family Doctor, and she has a physical check-up to establish a new record with the doctor.

Sorry, and Thanks for the reply

Dave :)

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I just moved to the US and didn't take any records with me...

Have registered with a doctor here just fine w/o any problems....

Hi all Again :)

I was thinking of taking my medical records when I move to America, but I saw the receptionist and she told me they belong to the NHS so I cannot take them. Do I need them to register with a health center in America or not. Has anyone had this problem.

Thanks in anticipation

Dave :)

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Hi all Again :)

I was thinking of taking my medical records when I move to America, but I saw the receptionist and she told me they belong to the NHS so I cannot take them. Do I need them to register with a health center in America or not. Has anyone had this problem.

Thanks in anticipation

Dave :)

You can't take the original records with you, but you can take copies, at a cost - I think my doctor's surgery charges £10 for a print-out of the computer-only information, and £50 for copies of everything including the old hand-written stuff.

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I reckon it'll be a case of getting them faxed over if theyre really needed. I went to request mine the other day, and my doc didnt seem to have a clue, and the receptionist was horribly rude and seemed to imply i couldnt even look at my own medical records!

Ill let you know if i manage to get them off them though!

I found a few "key terms" im gonna throw at them to try and get them from the NHS website

http://www.nhs.uk/chq/pages/1309.aspx?categoryid=68&subcategoryid=160

Figure if i start saying "Data Protection Act" and "Subject Access Request (SAR)" I might win them over!

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I reckon it'll be a case of getting them faxed over if theyre really needed. I went to request mine the other day, and my doc didnt seem to have a clue, and the receptionist was horribly rude and seemed to imply i couldnt even look at my own medical records!

Ill let you know if i manage to get them off them though!

I found a few "key terms" im gonna throw at them to try and get them from the NHS website

http://www.nhs.uk/chq/pages/1309.aspx?categoryid=68&subcategoryid=160

Figure if i start saying "Data Protection Act" and "Subject Access Request (SAR)" I might win them over!

Thanks for the replies.

I have saved that link, I may even take it as a printed document when I visit my doctor next week.

Thanks again

Dave :)

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