Oklahoma HB2964 modifies fees for medical records access, making them discretionary.
Oklahoma HB2964 amends the fee structure for accessing medical records, making the fees discretionary rather than mandatory. The bill sets a fifty cents per page charge for medical records, excluding x-rays or other images, which are charged at fifteen dollars per image if printed or twenty dollars if provided electronically. A base fee of twenty dollars applies to requests from attorneys, insurance companies, or subpoenas, regardless of whether records are found.
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