Reaching your prior clinic
Tell Arul the doctor or hospital where your chart lives. Arul sends the official transfer request through fax, email, or portal outreach.
Arul contacts your previous doctor by fax, email, or portal message, requests your records, and follows up so your care stays on schedule.
A few simple questions to get started.
You stay updated over text every time an office replies.
Most medical offices still rely on paper faxes and separate electronic systems that cannot talk to each other. When you switch doctors or visit a specialist, you are often expected to call repeatedly, fill out duplicate release sheets, and track down missing pages yourself. Arul takes that coordination off your plate so you never have to sit on hold with a records department.
Tell Arul the doctor or hospital where your chart lives. Arul sends the official transfer request through fax, email, or portal outreach.
Medical records offices often take days to respond. Arul checks back on your request so paperwork never sits forgotten at the bottom of an inbox.
Arul checks with your receiving provider to make sure the records arrived in full before you arrive for your visit.
Arul reaches out directly to the medical records department using Arul Health contact details via fax, email, or patient portal messages.
If the office requires a signed release form, Arul helps you fill it out and sends it back to the clinic once you review and approve it.
Yes. If you or a loved one has access to a patient portal, Arul can connect to it, review notes and lab results, and message the care team.
Arul works on your request as soon as you provide clinic details and stays on top of the offices until the files are delivered.
What you share is encrypted when it is stored and when it is sent.
Arul Health does not sell your information or share it with ad networks.
Arul shows you anything it sends in your name before it goes.
Disconnect any account at any time, or ask us to delete what we hold.




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