Medical Records
Access to your hospital records
Your Medical Records
You can access your medical records online any time through our patient portal. Your patient portal account includes test results and other details about your medical care.
We provide patients with copies of their records via email, fax, USPS, in-person or via MyBILH Chart.
To request copies of your medical record, please fill out the Authorization to Release Medical Records form. The authorization form must be completed, signed and dated.
Please note: we do not accept typed or electronic signatures on this form.
- Call the Health Information Management Department at 978-712-1480 to request copies of your patient medical records.
- Or, visit us in-person at 133 Brimbal Avenue, Suite A in Beverly, MA. Please call us first. When you come to the office, you must present your ID, submit payment and sign and date an Authorization to Release Medical Records form.
The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm.
All patients requesting records must complete an authorization to release form. This form must be (hand) signed and dated. Note: We do not accept typed or electronic signatures.
Submit your Authorization to Release Medical Records Form
Please send completed forms to us email, fax or USPS mail.
Email: bhroi@lahey.org.
Fax: 978-921-1281
USPS Mail:
Beverly Hospital
Attn: Health Information Management Department
133 Brimbal Ave., Suite A
Beverly, MA 01915
If you need a copy of your medical records sent to another medical facility or for personal reasons, you must make a written request. This allows you to authorize us to release your records.
Charges may apply for copies of medical records. If there is a fee, we will bill you or contact you in advance.
Write us a letter or download and complete this Authorization to Release Medical Records form.
Mail your form to:
Beverly Hospital
Attn: Health Information Management Department
133 Brimbal Ave., Suite A
Beverly, MA 01915
978-712-1480
If you or your child was born at Beverly Hospital, you can request a copy of the birth certificate. To request a copy, use the National Center for Health Statistics to find out who to contact for your vital records.
You also can call or visit the city in which you were born:
Beverly City Hall
191 Cabot St.
Beverly, MA 01915
978-921-6000
Gloucester City Hall
9 Dale Ave.
Gloucester, MA 01930
978-281-9700
Danvers Town Hall
1 Sylvan
Danvers, MA 01923
978-777-0001
Salem City Hall
93 Washington St.
Salem, MA 01970
978-745-9595
While Beverly Hospital collects information included on birth certificates, the certificates are town records and are not available through the hospital.