Requesting Records
CLIA regulations require that all laboratories retain certain records for a designated period of time. It is the laboratory's responsibility to make copies of all results that are submitted to the PT provider.
- The attestation statement is the front page of the Result Booklet that has the signature of both the medical director and the testing personnel, as well as the date that the testing was performed. This attestation statement should be copied along with the result pages submitted and kept on file. The computerized result entry format includes an attestation statement for the participant to print, sign and file.
- The PT evaluations for each testing event should be kept on file in your PT records.
- All other PT-related forms and documentation of any special problems or circumstances relating to each PT event should be kept in the PT records.
