In an apparent case of first impression, the state Supreme Court is going to consider if health care providers or their records-reproducing proxies must disclose their actual and reasonable costs of producing charts and records.
Petitioners Wayne M. Chiurazzi Law Inc., doing business as Chiurazzi & Mengine, and David A. Neely had asked the Supreme Court to consider if the Medical Records Act requires “medical records reproducers to disclose their estimated actual and reasonable expenses of reproducing the charts or records, and to limit their copying charges to these amounts or the statutory ceiling rates, whichever is less.”
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