CRISP Patient Access
Patients may now request access to their electronic health information shared through CRISP
Overview
CRISP is now able to provide individuals access to their health information that was previously shared through our Health Information Exchange (HIE). Most individuals will be able to view or download this information using one of two methods described below. Individuals who have previously opted out of CRISP will NOT have data available to view or download as that information has been deleted in accordance with our opt out policy. For more information about opting-out or other information about CRISP, visit the CRISP For Patients webpage.
Individuals should use caution when viewing or downloading data as it is identifiable health information. Once information has been copied from the CRISP environment by downloading, printing or ingesting into an application, it is the individual’s responsibility to protect and secure it. It is important to note that healthcare organizations share data with CRISP related only to approved use cases and as such CRISP will typically not contain an individual’s entire medical record. In addition, some organizations may ask us not to release certain information through CRISP if they believe it could cause harm. An individual should not consider data downloaded from CRISP as a complete record and should not make health care choices based solely on this information. Individuals are encouraged to access their health information directly from the provider organization where they have received care.
