Information for attorneys
What to include with a records request
- Patient's full identifying information.
- Signed, valid authorization.
- Specific records or date range requested.
- Preferred secure delivery method.
- Firm contact and billing instructions.
- Relevant deadline stated realistically.
Do not send sensitive information through the public appointment form.
Crash reports themselves come from the Ohio crash-report search(opens in a new tab), not from this office.
What the record contains
Records may include:
- Reported history and exam findings.
- Care decisions and visit notes.
- Response over time.
- Referrals, attendance, and billing, as applicable.
The record should not be written as legal advocacy or accident reconstruction.
Narratives, forms, and testimony requests
Call about the office's policy for narratives, forms, testimony, and conferences — including scope, fees, and timing. This page does not promise a turnaround time.
What the office does not provide
The office can explain its records and respond to authorized health-record requests. It does not decide fault or figure damages. It does not read policy language for the patient or give legal advice.
Office contact information
Portsmouth Accident & Injury Center
719 Chillicothe St
Portsmouth, OH 45662
Phone: (740) 876-8394
Fax: (844) 737-0782
Frequently asked questions
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