We Manage The Storage And Release Of Your Patients’ Medical Records
About My Retired Doctor
My Retired Doctor is a specialized division of Datafied that focuses on helping doctors with their transition to retirement. For over 25 years, Datafied has been a leading record retrieval and data management company. During this time, we have worked with more than 500,000 doctors and have created strong working relationships with many of them. While working closely with these doctors, we recognized that there was an opportunity to expand upon our services to cater more towards the doctors themselves.
One area that seemed to be consistently problematic for doctors was the process of retiring and closing up their practices. When physicians are preparing to retire, there are many regulations that must be met and steps that must be taken in order for the process to be completed properly. With that in mind, MRD decided to help doctors by coming up with solutions that aid them with this time-consuming and tedious process.
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I’ve had my records stored with MRD for over 5 years and have had zero issues. I highly recommend them!
MRD has handled all of our release of information
requests since the doctor’s retirement. They have exceeded all of our expectations.
Following the unfortunate passing of my father, My Retired Doctor promptly and professionally handled all of his medical records, which made life easier for my sister and me.
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What Tasks Can My Retired Doctor Handle for Me?
We digitize records and handle all release of information activities As you prepare for retirement, you will no doubt be expending a lot of effort to ensure that your patients will be cared for after you close your practice. You’ll probably dedicate a lot of time to conducting final patient visits, offering new doctor referrals, […]
What Retired Doctors Need to Know About Digital Record Security
Your patients’ records are in good hands with My Retired Doctor Although you may be retiring soon, your obligation to your patients will continue for years to come due to your custodianship of their medical records. You need to continue to protect these records from unauthorized access to maintain patient privacy. Plus, you need to […]
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