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Largest U.S. Hospital System (180+ Hospitals) • Multi-Department ROI Routing Guide

How to Obtain Medical Records, Itemized Bills & Radiology from HCA Healthcare / Parallon (Medical City, HCA Florida, TriStar, Sunrise, St. David's)

HCA Healthcare is the largest hospital operator in the United States, running over 180 hospitals including HCA Florida Healthcare, Medical City Healthcare (Dallas/Fort Worth), HCA Houston Healthcare, St. David's HealthCare (Austin), Methodist Healthcare (San Antonio), TriStar Health (Tennessee), Sunrise Health (Las Vegas), and HCA Virginia. HCA centralizes its revenue cycle and Release of Information operations through its subsidiary, Parallon.

Verified HIM & Release-of-Information Architecture

HCA Healthcare / Parallon (Medical City, HCA Florida, TriStar, Sunrise, St. David's) Record Retrieval Profile

ROI Processing Model
Parallon Business Performance Group (HCA's Shared Services Subsidiary) & Centralized Regional HIM / Datavant
Primary States & Statutory Jurisdiction
FL, TX, TN, NV, VA, CO, CA, GA, KS, MO, NC, SC, UT, NH, ID, KY, LA
Critical Retrieval & Subpoena Notes
At HCA hospitals, requesting records from Parallon HIM only returns the clinical chart. Itemized UB-04 hospital bills must be requested from Parallon Patient Financial Services, and emergency room physician CMS-1500 bills must be requested separately from the contracted ER physician group.

The 3-Department Routing Split at HCA Healthcare / Parallon (Medical City, HCA Florida, TriStar, Sunrise, St. David's)

A standard medical record request sent only to Health Information Management (HIM) will almost never return itemized billing ledgers or native DICOM imaging. Below is how HCA Healthcare / Parallon (Medical City, HCA Florida, TriStar, Sunrise, St. David's) separates record production across three distinct units:

Department UnitDocument DeliverableRouting & Retrieval Protocol
1. Clinical HIM / Release of InformationDischarge Summaries, Operative Notes, ED Nursing Logs, LabsParallon / HCA Regional Health Information Management (HIM) Release of Information
2. Patient Financial Services (Billing)Itemized UB-04 (Facility) & CMS-1500 (Physician) Ledgers with CPT/ICD-10Parallon Patient Financial Services (UB-04 Hospital Facility Bill) + Separate Contracted ER/Radiology Physician Billing (Envision / TeamHealth / ChartSwap)
3. Radiology Film Library (PACS)Native DICOM Imaging Studies (MRI, CT, X-Ray, Ultrasound)Campus-Specific HCA Hospital Radiology Film Library
Post-Ciox v. Azar Statutory Fee Jurisdiction

State Statutory Copying Fee Caps Governing HCA Healthcare / Parallon (Medical City, HCA Florida, TriStar, Sunrise, St. David's)

While direct-to-patient requests under 45 CFR § 164.524(c)(4) qualify for the federal cost-based labor rate, third-party attorney and subpoena requests to HCA Healthcare / Parallon (Medical City, HCA Florida, TriStar, Sunrise, St. David's) are governed by the statutory per-page fee schedule of the state where treatment was rendered:

FLFlorida Fee Cap

Fla. Stat. § 395.3025 (Hospitals) & § 456.057 / Fla. Admin. Code 64B8-10.003 (Physicians) • Within a 'timely manner' / 30 days max under HIPAA

TXTexas Fee Cap

Tex. Health & Safety Code § 241.154 (Hospitals) & 22 TAC § 165.2 (Physicians) • 15 business days after receipt of request and fee under Tex. Health & Safety Code § 241.154(b)!

TNTennessee Fee Cap

Tenn. Code Ann. § 68-11-304 (Hospitals) & § 63-2-102 (Physicians) • 10 working days for physicians (TCA § 63-2-101); reasonable time / 30 days for hospitals

NVNevada Fee Cap

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 629.061 • 30 calendar days (or 20 working days for in-state requests)

VAVirginia Fee Cap

Va. Code Ann. § 8.01-413 • 30 calendar days (15 days after subpoena notice under § 8.01-413)

COColorado Fee Cap

Colo. Rev. Stat. § 25-1-801 & 6 CCR 1011-1 • 30 calendar days (10 days for inpatient discharge inspection)

CACalifornia Fee Cap

Cal. Health & Safety Code § 123110, Cal. Evid. Code § 1158 & § 1563 • 15 calendar days for copies under Cal. Health & Safety Code § 123110(b) (5 working days for pre-suit attorney inspection under Evid. Code § 1158)!

GAGeorgia Fee Cap

O.C.G.A. § 31-33-2 & § 31-33-3 • 30 calendar days

KSKansas Fee Cap

Kan. Stat. Ann. § 65-4971 • 30 calendar days

MOMissouri Fee Cap

Mo. Rev. Stat. § 191.227 • 30 calendar days

NCNorth Carolina Fee Cap

N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-411 • 30 calendar days

SCSouth Carolina Fee Cap

S.C. Code Ann. § 44-115-80 (Physicians) & § 44-7-325 (Hospitals) • 30 calendar days (45 days max)

UTUtah Fee Cap

Utah Code Ann. § 78B-5-618 • 30 calendar days

NHNew Hampshire Fee Cap

N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 332-I:1 • 30 calendar days

IDIdaho Fee Cap

Idaho Code § 39-1394 • 30 calendar days

KYKentucky Fee Cap

Ky. Rev. Stat. § 422.317 • 30 calendar days

LALouisiana Fee Cap

La. R.S. 40:1165.1 • 15 days after receipt of request & reasonable fees under La. R.S. 40:1165.1(A)(2)(c)!