AN ACT relating to the production of medical records.

Summary

The bill amends state law to require medical providers to notify the requesting attorney, estimate copying costs, and deliver notarized copies of records when a subpoena duces tecum is served. It also creates rules for delivery, receipt, and handling of missing records, and mandates that subpoenas be served at least 14 days before the production date. These changes aim to standardize record production and protect patient information.

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