AdventHealth Fax Numbers for Medical Records
AdventHealth publishes a Health Information Management fax number for each campus, and several campuses share one line. Find the line for the facility that treated you, then send free from your phone or computer.
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AdventHealth publishes a fax number for every campus
AdventHealth runs hospitals, urgent care centers, imaging centers, physician practices, home health agencies, and hospices across nine states, and its Health Information Management page lists a phone number, a fax number, and an online request form for each one. There is no single national records fax, and the number that works for a patient treated in Orlando is the wrong destination for a patient treated in Denver or Shawnee Mission.
Several campuses do share a line, which is why the four numbers above cover most requests. AdventHealth Orlando and the other Central Florida hospitals use (407) 303-0633. AdventHealth Tampa and the other West Florida hospitals use (813) 615-8337. Every Centra Care urgent care visit, in every market, goes to (678) 515-5121, and every home health or hospice record goes to (678) 271-0597.
The campuses outside those groups each have their own line, and physician practice records are handled separately from hospital records even when the practice sits inside the hospital. The full table is on the AdventHealth medical records page linked in the sources below.
What AdventHealth patients send by fax
The paperwork that still moves by fax is the paperwork that carries a signature:
- A signed authorization for use or disclosure of protected health information, releasing your chart to yourself or to another provider
- A records request when you are moving to a clinic outside the AdventHealth system
- Disability, FMLA, or leave paperwork an AdventHealth physician has completed and signed
- Outside records going the other way, when a non-AdventHealth provider needs history added to your AdventHealth chart
AdventHealth wants a separate authorization for each physician you want records sent to, and it asks you to include that physician’s name, mailing address, phone number, and fax number on the form. A completed authorization plus an ID copy is usually two to four pages, which is inside the free monthly allowance on every FaxTerra account.
Verify the number before you send
An authorization form carries your name, date of birth, and the dates you were treated. Confirm the destination before it leaves your hands:
- Match the number to the facility that actually treated you, not to the AdventHealth brand. The table is organized by campus for a reason.
- A hospital stay and a visit to an AdventHealth physician practice produce two different records held by two different departments, each with its own fax line.
- Birth and death certificates do not come from AdventHealth at all. Those are ordered from the state Bureau of Vital Statistics.
- If you have a letter or form from AdventHealth in front of you, use the fax number printed on it. That number belongs to the department expecting your document.
How to fax AdventHealth without a fax machine
Create a free FaxTerra account with an email address. Upload your signed authorization as a PDF or as photos taken with your phone, enter the AdventHealth fax number for the facility that treated you, and send. A delivery confirmation arrives by email, which is worth keeping since AdventHealth processes requests without a separate acknowledgment.
A short authorization sends free within your monthly free pages. Longer packets are covered by a one-time credit pack from about 10¢ a page. For accepted file types and page limits, see how to send a fax. If you are gathering records from more than one place, faxing medical records covers the whole process, and Tampa General Hospital is a useful comparison because it runs one dedicated patient fax line for the whole hospital instead of one per campus.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AdventHealth fax number for medical records?
It depends on which AdventHealth facility treated you. The Central Florida hospitals share (407) 303-0633 and the West Florida hospitals share (813) 615-8337. Centra Care urgent care records go to (678) 515-5121 and home health or hospice records to (678) 271-0597. Campuses outside those groups publish their own number on the AdventHealth medical records page.
Which number do I use if I was treated at more than one AdventHealth campus?
Send a separate request to each one. Health Information Management is organized by campus, and a request faxed to Orlando does not reach Tampa. If the visits were a hospital stay and a physician practice appointment, that is also two separate requests.
Can AdventHealth fax my records to my new doctor?
Yes. AdventHealth states that your doctor’s office can be faxed records you personally request at no charge to you, as long as you submit the authorization form and include the physician’s name, mailing address, phone number, and fax number. It wants a separate form for each physician.
Do I need a HIPAA plan to fax my own medical records?
No. HIPAA obligations sit with the covered entity receiving your records, not with you as the patient sending your own. A free FaxTerra account is enough. Clinics, billing companies, and other covered entities transmitting protected health information need a plan with a signed Business Associate Agreement, which is the FaxTerra Healthcare plan.
Is FaxTerra affiliated with AdventHealth?
No. FaxTerra is an independent online fax service. We deliver your document to the fax number you enter and confirm when it arrives. We are not affiliated with AdventHealth and cannot look up your records.
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