Pennsylvania § 6153 Receipts

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 6153 — Receipts

Pennsylvania § 6153

JurisdictionPennsylvania

Title 42JUDICIARY AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURE

PartPART VI

Ch. 61RULES OF EVIDENCE

Subch.MEDICAL RECORDS

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Bluebook

42 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 6153 (2026).

Text

When the copies of records are personally delivered a receipt shall be presented to the person receiving the records for his signature and shall be immediately signed and returned to the person delivering the records. The receipt shall contain the name of the health care facility, the full name of the patient, the date the copies of records were received and the signature of the person receiving the records. When the copies of the records are sent via certified mail, pursuant to section 6152(d) (relating to subpoena of records), the receipt used by the postal authorities shall be sufficient to prove delivery and receipt of the copies of records.

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When the copies of records are personally delivered a receipt shall be presented to the person receiving the records for his signature and shall be immediately signed and returned to the person delivering the records. The receipt shall contain the name of the health care facility, the full name of the patient, the date the copies of records were received and the signature of the person receiving the records. When the copies of the records are sent via certified mail, pursuant to section 6152(d) (relating to subpoena of records), the receipt used by the postal authorities shall be sufficient to prove delivery and receipt of the copies of records.