Request for Medical Report

Our clinic provides services such as the release of medical reports and completion of insurance claim forms. However, the release of medical information is subjected to approval by the clinic.

How do I request for a Medical Report?

The patient's written consent and stated purpose for the release of medical information is required for the clinic to proceed with the authorisation of release.

Step 1: Patient has to fill up the online Authorisation to Release Medical Report form and prepare the necessary documents as required.

  • For patients below 21 years old, the consent of the parent or legal guardian is required. Please bring along patient’s birth certificate and parent / legal guardian NRIC.

  • For deceased patients, patient’s death certificate and other documents e.g. birth certificate, marriage certificate or any proof of your relationship to the deceased is required.

  • For mentally incapacitated patients, the written consent of his/her authorised representative or all his/her immediate next of kin must be brought.

The Medical Report may take up to 3 weeks to process from time of approval and payment.

Step 2:

Payment for the services will be required before the medical information is processed for release. Payment has to be made at our clinic.

Please bring along the original copy of the documents to the clinic while you make payment.

If the fees are below S$50, please pay by cash; otherwise we accept Visa, MasterCard or American Express credit cards. Cheques made may be crossed and made payable to “Dr. Jonathan Lee Specialist Surgery”.

 

Type of Medical Report and Fees

Completion of an insurance form by our staff — S$50

Brief information containing diagnosis, name of procedure, ICD9 / ICD10 codes and visit dates. (No signature by Doctor required)

Completion of a detailed insurance form by Dr. Lee — S$150

Information required may consist of diagnosis, name of procedure, and details of medical condition or treatment given.

Specialist Medical Report — S$500

This report is prepared by the patient's specialist in response to requests that require a professional opinion with regards to the patient's prognosis and disabilities. It is based on an actual assessment of the patient and may involve a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic.

Duplicate Copy of Investigation Results — S$15 per copy

Selective duplicate copies of investigation results such as blood test results, lab results, investigation reports (ECG, Electrophysiology, EMGS), X-ray and other radiological reports can be made available.

Certified True Copy of Medical Report — S$15 per copy

A duplicate copy of medical report that was previously applied before.

Overseas Handling Fee — S$10

For medical reports that needs to be sent out of Singapore, an overseas handling fee applies.

Reprint of Medical Certificates Issued — S$10 per copy

A duplicate copy of electronic medical certificate issued by the wards and clinics.

 

Authorisation to Release Medical Records Form

  1. This form must be duly completed and signed by the patient. If the patient is below 21 years old, the form should be signed by the patient’s parent.

  2. If the patient is deceased / incompetent, consent is required from the authorised representative. Authorised representatives are to provide photocopies of their NRIC or passport, Court Orders, Lasting Power of Attorney and / or other legal where applicable. A copy of the patient’s death certificate is required. If an authorised representative has not been appointed, a separate Authorisation to Release Medical Records has to be completed by all family members of the patients.

  3. Photocopies of relevant documents (e.g. birth certificate, marriage certificate and letters of administration) are to be attached as proof relationship to patient if applicable.

  4. Completed form must be submitted with appropriate fee.

  5. The Aesthetic Studio Clinic and Surgery reserves the right to refuse a request for the release of patient medical information if The Aesthetic Studio Clinic and Surgery finds that such persons do not have the authority to make such requests.

  6. The release of medical information is subject to official approval.