45 CFR § 164.524 & § 164.508 HIPAA Compliant
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ScanSTAT Technologies Release of Information (ROI) Record Retrieval Guide

Independent guide to requesting and escalating medical records processed by ScanSTAT Technologies.

Verified Vendor Profile & Statutory Fee Rules

ScanSTAT Technologies Operational & Billing Facts

Primary Footprint
Provides Release of Information and inbound document management for clinics, specialty practices, and regional hospitals.
Compliance
Enforces strict HIPAA 45 CFR § 164.508(c) element checks on third-party attorney requests.

How ScanSTAT Technologies Invoices Compare Under Federal & State Law

Request PathwayApplicable Fee RuleBilling & Radiology Included?
Patient Direct Request (45 CFR § 164.524)Federal “Patient Rate” (cost-based labor only when delivered directly to patient; $0 search fee)Clinical chart only unless PFS Billing & PACS Film Library are requested separately
Third-Party Attorney Request (Post-Ciox v. Azar)State Statutory Per-Page Fee Schedule + Clerical Search Fee CapRequires parallel UB-04/CMS-1500 & DICOM PACS packets
USMedicalRecords.com Managed RetrievalLine-item statutory audit of every vendor invoice before paymentSimultaneous 3-department dispatch (HIM + PFS Billing + Radiology PACS)

How ScanSTAT Processes Clinic & Hospital Record Releases

ScanSTAT Technologies handles remote Release of Information processing for healthcare providers nationwide. Because ScanSTAT technicians audit authorizations remotely against clinic-specific checklists, missing a single required field—such as an explicit purpose statement or expiration date—triggers a rejection letter. Our intake system validates every HIPAA core element prior to submission.