# order.health

> See the work before you place the order. A records-retrieval service preview: build a brief from the provider, state, requester authority, destination, and a public service tier starting at $50. The result separates order.health handling time from the provider response period and keeps the free do-it-yourself route visible.

order.health is a focused service in the MedicalRecords.com network (https://www.medicalrecords.com). It has no account system or database of its own and does not store medical records.

## Search intent
This site is the network's focused source for **medical record retrieval services**.

## Questions this service answers
- What does a medical record retrieval service do?
- How much does records-retrieval help cost?
- Can I request my medical records myself for free?

## Key facts
- Public catalog pricing effective 2026-07-28, by handling target for a single-provider request and shown before account creation: Standard $50 (5–7 business days), Expedited $99 (2–3 business days), Concierge $149 (24–48 hours). This door builds a preview; current availability, provider fees, support ownership, and refund terms must be confirmed securely before purchase. Source: [order.health pricing](https://order.health/); verified 2026-07-28.
- A faster catalog tier changes the displayed service handling target, not the provider's legal clock or a promised arrival date.
- The free do-it-yourself path is always shown: findmy.health prepares a HIPAA right-of-access request file at no cost. A paid service, when available, is for operational follow-through rather than access to the request file.
- The HIPAA right of access generally allows up to 30 calendar days to act on a request, with one written extension of up to 30 additional days; a service cannot promise to shorten that legal outer limit. Source: [HHS — Individuals' Right under HIPAA to Access Health Information](https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privacy/guidance/access/index.html); verified 2026-07-28.
- This door does not collect patient identity or record contents. Review the secure product's current privacy, storage, delivery, support, and deletion terms before entering private information.
- Situations covered include a new doctor, a specialist, a disability claim, a VA claim, your own legal case, life insurance, a parent's records with authorization, a second opinion, several providers at once, and rush.

## Key pages
- [Build a records-service brief](https://order.health/)
- [How to get your medical records (pillar guide)](https://order.health/guides/get-your-records)
- [DIY or concierge comparison](https://order.health/guides/diy-or-concierge)
- [All records guides](https://order.health/guides)
- [Records for a new doctor](https://order.health/for-a-new-doctor)
- [Records for a disability claim](https://order.health/for-a-disability-claim)
- [Records for a legal case](https://order.health/for-a-legal-case)
- [Records for an authorized parent request](https://order.health/for-a-parent)
- [Records from multiple providers](https://order.health/from-multiple-providers)
- [Time-sensitive records request](https://order.health/fast)
- [Privacy](https://order.health/privacy)
- [Accessibility](https://order.health/accessibility)

## MedicalRecords.com network
- [MedicalRecords.com](https://www.medicalrecords.com): the account and records platform connected to this service.
- [All 15 specialized sites](https://www.medicalrecords.com/network): the task-by-task directory for this focused service network.

## Related focused services
- [findmy.health](https://findmy.health): Search sourced provider record-request routes and prepare a HIPAA right-of-access request in your browser, with an honest manual fallback.
- [Free Healthcare Proxy](https://freehealthcareproxy.com): Organize your answers privately, then complete a source-checked official state form — unsupported states fail closed.
- [MedicalRecords TV](https://medicalrecords.tv): Interactive visual briefs about records, bills, and coverage, with full transcripts, official sources, and explicit scope notes.

## Note
order.health is a records-service preview, not legal advice, an order, or a promise of availability, and is not affiliated with any government agency. The free do-it-yourself path (findmy.health) is always shown.