​​​​​Request your health records from BC Cancer

If you are requesting your own health records, you can submit the request using this online form.

Please note if you are requesting someone else’s health records, you must complete and submit the form below – you can also use this form to request your own health records if you do not wish to use the online form:

1. Download the form
• ​Download the Authorization for the Release of Health Records form (PDF)
2. Fill out the form
• ​Instructions on filling out the form
3. Submit the form
• ​Email, fax, mail or drop off the completed form to the Health Information Management Release of Information Office of the centre or hospital from which you are requesting records. See the contact list for email addresses, addresses, phone and fax numbers.
• For details about this process, see Release of information frequently asked questions.
• You can also request access to your health record by contacting the Release of Information Office in the regional cancer centre where you are receiving your treatment.

Accessing health records online

Some of your health records may already be available online through a number of virtual platforms.

Health Gateway is British Columbia's provincial patient portal. It provides access to:

• Lab results
  
• Imaging reports
• Medications
• Immunization history
• Health visits
• Hospital visits
  
• Special Authority requests
• COVID-19 proof of vaccination
• Organ donor registry information
• BC Cancer screening letters
  

To access your health records, ​visit the Health Gateway​ online portal.

AccessMyHealth is an online service that shows some of your electronic health records from most of our locations (Kelowna is not yet available). Available to BC residents aged 12 years and older with a BC Services Card account, you can view:

• ​Upcoming and previous appointments
• Lab, medical imaging and other diagnostic results
  
• Allergies
• Procedure history​​
  
• Messages from care teams
• Select clinical documents (including discharge summaries, clinic notes, and patient handouts)

AccessMyHealth also supports prox​y access​, which allows authorized family members or caregivers to view a patient's health records. To set up proxy access, you'll need to complete an authorization process. To access your records and learn more, visit the AccessM​yHealth website.