64B15-15.001, F.A.C.

64B15-15.001. Medical Records of Deceased Physician; Retention; Time Limitations

Last amended: 1997Year: 2026Length: 188 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Fla. Admin. Code r. 64B15-15.001

CHAPTER 64B15-15 MEDICAL RECORDS 64B15-15.001 Medical Records of Deceased Physician; Retention; Time Limitations 64B15-15.002 Handling of Patient Records Upon Termination of Practice 64B15-15.003 Patient Records; Costs of Reproduction; Timely Release 64B15-15.004 Written Records; Minimum Content; Retention 64B15-15.006 Maintenance/Ownership of Patient Records 64B15-15.001 Medical Records of Deceased Physician; Retention; Time Limitations. (1) The executor, administrator, personal representative or survivor of a deceased osteopathic physician licensed pursuant to Chapter 459, F.S., shall retain medical records in existence upon the death of the osteopathic physician concerning any patient of the osteopathic physician for at least a period of two (2) years from the date of the death of the physician. (2) Within one (1) month from the date of death of the osteopathic physician, the executor, administrator, personal representative or survivor of the deceased osteopathic physician shall cause to be published in the newspaper of greatest general circulation in the county where the osteopathic physician resided, a notice indicating to the patients of the deceased osteopathic physician, that the osteopathic physicianโ€™s medical records are available to the patients or their duly constituted representative from a specific person at a certain location.
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