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  • www.uclahealth.org/medicalrecords. If you have questions about requesting your medical records, you can also contact the Medical Records Office at 310.825.6021.
  • Please contact the following departments directly for specific requests:
    •      Radiology – 310.825.6425
    •      Pathology – 310.825.8947
    •      Cardiac Imaging – 310.267.5994
    •      Hospital Billing Records – 310.825.8021
    •      Outpatient Billing Records – 310.301.8860
  • Please be advised, we are unable to fulfill psychiatric record request at this time. If you have questions about requesting Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital/Behavioral Health Services medical records, please call 310.206.8182.
"www.uclahealth.org/medicalrecords. If you have questions about requesting your medical records, you can also contact the Medical Records Office at 310.825.6021.
Please contact the following departments directly for specific requests:
     Radiology – 310.825.6425
     Pathology – 310.825.8947
     Cardiac Imaging – 310.267.5994
     Hospital Billing Records – 310.825.8021
     Outpatient Billing Records – 310.301.8860
Please be advised, we are unable to fulfill psychiatric record request at this time. If you have questions about requesting Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital/Behavioral Health Services medical records, please call 310.206.8182.
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