Hi, is there a way to access your medical records without going to a clinic. My private health insurer wants some extra details on a past (irritatingly minor) condition but I don’t even remember where the clinic was. It was just random clinic I stumbled into when I was wondering around.
I just want to check my medical records, look up the date when I went, and check the medicine I was prescribed.
https://www.translatingtaiwan.com/2020/03/11/order-masks-online-with-nhi-app-全民健保行動快易通/
AFAIU, you can do it on the NHI website. But you need to register you card first. Which needs some kind of card reader or a digital certificate to complete. You need to apply in person for the digital certificate.
If someone knows of an easier way please reply.
What medical records can you actually access by this method? I assume it’s just a record of the actual visit, rather than the doctor’s notes, test results, etc.? (I thought you’d need to go to the actual hospital/clinic for those)
TBH, all I need is the date of the visit.