Mississippi HB75 allows individuals seeking disability benefits to obtain their medical records at no charge until a disability determination is made.
Mississippi HB75 mandates that when a person is seeking disability benefits, the health care providers who examine or treat the person must provide copies of their medical records at no charge until the disability determination is made. After the determination, providers may charge for the records, but only at rates not exceeding statutory amounts. This act aims to ensure individuals have access to necessary medical information without financial burden during the critical period of seeking disability benefits.
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