Kentucky SB323 amends the process for producing medical records in response to a subpoena.
Kentucky SB323 modifies the legal procedure for producing medical records in response to a subpoena. It mandates that when a subpoena duces tecum is served on a medical provider, the custodian of the records must notify the attorney of the estimated reproduction expenses. The attorney must then deliver certified copies of the records to the requesting party. If the medical provider does not have the requested records, they must state this in a notarized affidavit and hold the originals available.
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