Medical disclaimer
and health records.

How to use the information on this website, request your records from A Healing Touch, and contact Texas privacy and licensing authorities.

About medical information

The service descriptions and research guides on this website offer general information. They are not a diagnosis, an individual treatment recommendation, or a replacement for care from a qualified health professional.

Discuss health concerns and treatment decisions with your doctor or another qualified clinician. Do not put off seeking care, ignore clinical advice, or stop a prescribed treatment because of something you read here. Seek urgent medical help when needed.

The practice’s published disclaimer does not promise that website information will always be available, complete, correct or current. It also preserves liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Read A Healing Touch’s full published medical disclaimer (opens in a new tab)

Request your health records

For records of care at A Healing Touch, start by calling the main office at (806) 791-5262.

  1. Tell the office you would like to request a copy of your health records, or records for someone you are legally authorized to represent.
  2. Be ready to identify the person who received care, the therapist and the approximate dates of the visits.
  3. Ask how to submit the request and any required authorization, verify your identity, and arrange delivery of the records.

A Healing Touch is located at 3311 81st St, Ste C, Lubbock, TX 79423.

Privacy and licensing contacts

Texas law provides certain rights regarding privacy of and access to health care records (Texas Health & Safety Code, Chapter 181, Medical Records Privacy). To file a consumer complaint alleging a violation of your privacy rights regarding protected health information, contact the Texas Office of the Attorney General, Consumer Protection Division (opens in a new tab).

Report suspected violations of statutes or rules enforced by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation by contacting the Department (opens in a new tab) or calling (800) 803-9202.

See TDLR’s patient access to medical records notice (opens in a new tab) for the state’s requirements.