Medical Records

Trinitas Regional Medical Center (TRMC) is committed to respecting and protecting the rights of patients and families. Our staff is here to ensure the confidentiality of all patients' records by offering you the following options for safely and securely requesting your medical records.

Three Ways to Request Your Medical Records

1. Visit the Patient Portal

Access standard information (last visit notes, medical history, medication, radiology and lab results) in your medical records through our patient portal.

MY PATIENT PORTAL

2. Submit an Online Request Form

For standard records as well as records not available through the patient portal, use the fast and secure online electronic Patient Request app hosted by our release-of-information partner, Ciox.

You may choose to have your records delivered electronically, in which case you will get an email with a link to download a PDF, or by mail.

You should receive an email acknowledgement of your online request immediately. You may choose to have records mailed to yourself or to others (for example, doctors' offices).

Most requests will be processed within 3 to 5 business days. Some requests for records that may be in storage or off-site locations may take up to 30 days. Allow 3 additional days for mail delivery.

Online Request for Records

3. Submit a Paper Request Form

Print out a paper medical record release form:

Complete and return any of the following ways:

  • Visit the Ciox Release of Information area located on the Ground Floor of Trinitas, in the Health Information Management (HIM) Department.
  • Fax it to: 908-994-5256
  • Mail it to:
    ATTN: Health InformationManagement Department
    Trinitas Regional Medical Center
    225 Williamson St.
    Elizabeth, NJ 07202

You may choose to have your records delivered electronically, in which case you will get an email with a link to download a PDF, or by mail.

You may choose to have records mailed to yourself or to others (for example, doctors' offices).

Most requests will be processed within 3 to 5 business days. Some requests for records that may be in storage or off-site locations may take up to 30 days. Allow 3 additional days for mail delivery.

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