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TEFCA is changing how medical records are accessed but in 2026, access alone won’t eliminate delays. While the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement aims to improve nationwide data sharing, law firms, life settlement providers, and CROs still face incomplete records, non-participating providers, and certification gaps. This guide breaks
Accessing veterans’ medical records shouldn’t slow your case—but choosing between FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) often creates delays. VA attorneys frequently face misrouted requests, long VA Medical Center backlogs, and unclear rules about which process applies. The fastest path is understanding
Key Takeaways Flat-fee medical record retrieval eliminates unpredictable billing and streamlines budget planning. High-volume carriers gain transparency, faster claim resolution, and reduced administrative burden. RRS offers a $45 flat-fee model with an average 15-day turnaround—ideal for insurance operations handling thousands of requests. Why Are Insurance Carriers Moving Away from
Key Takeaways Outdated record retrieval processes are costing firms and agencies time, money, and client satisfaction. Switching providers now can mean faster turnarounds, predictable flat fees, and fewer compliance risks. RRS offers a 15-day average turnaround time, $45 flat-rate pricing, and a HIPAA-compliant, proprietary portal. The right partner doesn’t
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