# findmy.health

> Find the records office and prepare your request. A free records-access workspace that searches sourced provider request routes and prepares a HIPAA right-of-access request in the browser, with no account required and an explicit unverified fallback.

findmy.health is a focused service in the MedicalRecords.com network (https://www.medicalrecords.com). It has no account system or database of its own and does not store medical records.

## Search intent
This site is the network's focused source for **finding and requesting medical records**.

## Questions this service answers
- How do I request medical records from a hospital?
- Where is a provider's medical records department?
- What belongs in a HIPAA records request?

## Key facts
- Free forever, no account, nothing sold. Finding your records and generating the right-of-access letter never costs anything.
- The HIPAA right of access generally requires a covered entity to act on a request within 30 calendar days and permits only a reasonable, cost-based copy fee. Source: [HHS — Individuals' Right under HIPAA to Access Health Information](https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privacy/guidance/access/index.html); verified 2026-07-28.
- One additional period of up to 30 calendar days is allowed only with a timely written explanation and completion date. Source: [HHS — HIPAA access timeliness](https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privacy/guidance/access/index.html); verified 2026-07-28.
- A HIPAA access fee may include specified copying labor, supplies, and postage, but not searching for or retrieving the information. Source: [HHS — HIPAA fees for copies](https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privacy/guidance/access/index.html); verified 2026-07-28.
- The directory publishes 209 provider routes linked to the provider's own patient-records page; routes were reviewed in July 2026 and must be rechecked before sending. Source: [findmy.health provider directory](https://findmy.health/); verified 2026-07-31.
- State directory pages are published only where at least five source-reviewed provider routes are present; thinner states remain available through national provider search rather than receiving a thin location page.
- General health-records information, not legal advice. The paid, done-for-you sister door is order.health, and it is always shown as optional.

## Key pages
- [Find your records / write the letter](https://findmy.health/)
- [Source-reviewed health-system directory](https://findmy.health/records-from)
- [Your HIPAA right of access (pillar guide)](https://findmy.health/guides/hipaa-right-of-access)
- [How to fix a medical-record error](https://findmy.health/guides/how-to-fix-a-medical-record-error)
- [Getting a deceased relative's records](https://findmy.health/guides/getting-a-deceased-relatives-records)
- [How to get records from Cleveland Clinic](https://findmy.health/records-from/cleveland-clinic)
- [How to get records from Northwell Health](https://findmy.health/records-from/northwell-health)
- [Privacy](https://findmy.health/privacy)
- [Accessibility](https://findmy.health/accessibility)

## MedicalRecords.com network
- [MedicalRecords.com](https://www.medicalrecords.com): the account and records platform connected to this service.
- [All 15 specialized sites](https://www.medicalrecords.com/network): the task-by-task directory for this focused service network.

## Related focused services
- [order.health](https://order.health): Build a records-retrieval service brief with public tiers starting at $50, the provider-clock boundary, proof requirements, and the complete free alternative.
- [Free Healthcare Proxy](https://freehealthcareproxy.com): Organize your answers privately, then complete a source-checked official state form — unsupported states fail closed.
- [MedicalRecords TV](https://medicalrecords.tv): Interactive visual briefs about records, bills, and coverage, with full transcripts, official sources, and explicit scope notes.
- [PersonalHealthFinance](https://personalhealthfinance.com): Turn an EOB, provider bill, collection notice, or Good Faith Estimate mismatch into a source-backed review order without an eligibility guess.

## Note
findmy.health is general information about your records rights, not legal advice, and is not affiliated with any government agency. The HIPAA right-of-access letter is always free — we never charge for it or sell your information.