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Kristin van Konynenburg MD

Notice For Patients

Read information about your medical records below.

LETTER TO PATIENTS

Dear Kristin van Konynenburg MD Patients:

Desert River Solutions has been designated the official medical records custodian for Kristin van Konynenburg MD. A medical records custodian is a company or person who has been designated to handle your private healthcare records when your doctor's office closed or your doctor retired. This allows physicians to move onto the next phase of their life while still ensuring that you have full access to your healthcare records as needed.

Desert River Solutions follows all HIPAA laws and works to safeguard the privacy of your medical records. We strive to make our patient record request process as straightforward as possible and can deliver your records in a digital format that works for you: via secure email or a mailed encrypted thumb drive. It will take 10-15 business days for you to receive your records.

Frequently Asked Questions

It will take up to 15 business days for you to receive your records. If more than 15 days have elapsed since you submitted your request, please use the form below to contact us. If it has not been 15 days yet, we sincerely appreciate your patience as we work on your request.

There are two options for delivery of records. You will receive either a download link via email (Secure, Encrypted, & HIPAA Compliant) with your records or you will be mailed an encrypted thumb drive (Encrypted, Password Protected, & HIPAA Compliant) with your records on it. You can choose the option that you prefer. All files will be electronic.

You’ll be mailed an encrypted and password protected thumb drive containing your records. To retrieve your information from the thumb drive, you will need to input a unique password. The password to access your thumb drive will always be included in the package or envelope we send to you. Please always check any package you receive from us carefully to ensure you’ve retrieved everything that we sent.

No. You can use your regular email address to request your records via email and receive the secure email. Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, AOL, MSN, iCloud, etc. will all work. You do not have to have a specific email provider to receive your records via email securely. We strongly recommend using an email address that only you (the requester) personally has access to. Please do not use a shared or public email address.

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