Coyle Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery stopped providing patient care on October 15, 2026. We were appointed the records custodian, and you can request copies at any time.
Digital copies of your records from Coyle Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery can be requested by filling out the secure release form on this site — click the “Request My Records” button to get started. In accordance with applicable state law, a reasonable fee may be charged for the copying and delivery of records. You will receive an email confirmation once your request is received.
Already made a request? Follow its delivery status by clicking the link below and entering the ticket information that was mailed to you.
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Our team retrieves and packages your file, with status updates by email.
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Morgan Records Management is the appointed records custodian for Coyle Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery in Florida. Its patient records have been transferred to us, and you can request copies at any time using the request form on this page.
In accordance with applicable state law, you may be charged a reasonable fee for the copying and transmittal of records. The exact amount depends on the size of your file and your state's regulations.
Most states allow by law up to 30 days to process records requests. Due to the high volume of requests we receive, it can take up to 30 days. We do our best to process all requests sooner, as we know how important they are.
Yes, with proper authorization. Parents or guardians for minors, attorneys with a HIPAA-compliant release form, and others with notarized permission may submit requests on your behalf. The form will guide you through what is required.
Call our medical records team at (833) 888-0061 and we will mail you a paper request form.
Contact the medical records team, Monday through Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM Eastern.
Phone: (833) 888-0061
Email: medical@morganrecords.com