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CPCMG medical records

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Short answer: CPCMG says records can be viewed in MyChart and copies requested there, or by a signed release sent to its Health Information Management department; copies go out within 15 days[1].

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How does CPCMG say to access a child’s records?

CPCMG says records and immunization records can be viewed in MyChart; the quickest way to request copies is through MyChart on a desktop or laptop[1].

How can copies be sent to another physician?

Without MyChart, CPCMG asks for a completed medical release form by fax at 858-573-0364, by email (an address is published on the page) or by mail to Children’s Primary Care Medical Group, attn: HIM, 3880 Murphy Canyon Road, Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92123. CPCMG says copies are transmitted within 15 days of a written request and a copying charge may apply[1].

How do I get an immunization record?

CPCMG says to call the pediatrician’s office for a signed copy[1].

Frequently asked questions

How long do records take?

CPCMG says within 15 days after receiving the written request.

Can I get records through MyChart?

CPCMG says yes; the request must be made on a desktop or laptop.

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d Medical Records. Children's Primary Care Medical Group (cpcmg.net). Retrieved 31 October 2026.