Oklahoma HB1067 mandates health care providers to retain medical records for at least ten years.
Oklahoma HB1067 establishes a requirement for health care providers to keep medical records for a minimum of ten years. This law, codified as Section 5009.7 of Title 63 in the Oklahoma Statutes, mandates that these records must be sufficient to detail the services provided by the health care provider, wholly owned supplier, or subcontractor to recipients. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.
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