Request Your Health Records

We are happy to help you request copies of health records. To successfully request health records, you must properly complete an authorization form. After we receive your completed form, we can release your medical records.

Make Sure Your Form is Correct

To expedite your request, we’ve assembled these tips to help you properly complete your form. Be sure your form has the patient’s:

  • Full name, including previously used names.
  • Address, including city, State and zip code.
  • Date of birth.

Additional necessary information

  • The information and date(s) of service you want released.
  • How much information: Pertinent records may include a discharge summary, history and physical, or test results.
  • The reason you want the information released.
  • Instructions on whether you want the information faxed or the appropriate mailing information.
  • The date of your request.
  • The patient’s signature, and/or parent signature if applicable
  • Some aspects of your chart require specific authorization.  Please review the highlighted list and X the boxes authorized for release. Only authorized records will be sent.​

If the patient is unable to sign the request form due to a disability, a guardian or court-named personal representative may sign for the patient. If the patient has no guardian or personal representative, the individual with medical power of attorney may sign for the patient. You must provide appropriate legal documentation with the request form if the patient is unable to provide their own signature.

Submit Your Request Form

You can send your request to us through fax, mail, email, or in person. If you email the form, it must be attached as a scanned document.

Eating Recovery Center
7351 E. Lowry Blvd
Suite 200
Denver, CO 80230
Attention: Medical Records

Fax: 1-720-302-2391 (must dial 1)
Email: [email protected]

Additional Information

It may take up to 15-30 calendar days from the receipt of your request for the medical records request to be fulfilled; however, if we determine that we are unable to fulfill in the manner requested, you will be advised on alternative manners the request can be fulfilled.

Eating Recovery Center is accredited through the Joint Commission. This organization seeks to enhance the lives of the persons served in healthcare settings through a consultative accreditation process emphasizing quality, value and optimal outcomes of services.

Organizations that earn the Gold Seal of Approval™ have met or exceeded The Joint Commission’s rigorous performance standards to obtain this distinctive and internationally recognized accreditation. Learn more about this accreditation here.

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