Letter To Patients
Dear Georgia Obstetrics and Gynecology patients,
I hope this letter finds you in good health. I am writing to inform you that after careful consideration, I have
decided to close the practice to in person patient care. The last day I will see patients is March 28, 2025. This website will remain active as a resource and point of contact through our designated records custodian for the duration of our record retention period — up to 21 years, and no less than 7 years.
This decision was not made lightly, and I would like to thank you for trusting me with your healthcare
needs and it has been an honor and a privilege to serve as your healthcare provider.
It is important that you continue with appropriate medical care; therefore, you should establish contact
with another provider.
Your medical records are confidential and will be securely maintained. After closing, your health records from this Practice will be transferred to Morgan
Records Management, LLC (the “Records Custodian”). The Records Custodian will continue to maintain
your records in accordance with all applicable laws, confidentiality, and security standards. Your records
will be destroyed no less than 10 years after the last date of services you received from this Practice.
If you wish to have a copy of your records sent to you or another provider or facility, you may submit a request to the Records Custodian:
Morgan Records Management by clicking the request my records links here on our website.
Notes For Patients
Your health records from this Practice will be transferred to Morgan Records Management, LLC (“Records Custodian”).
The Records Custodian will continue to maintain your records in accordance with applicable confidentiality and security standards and with other applicable laws. Your records will be destroyed no less than seven years after the last date of services you received from this Practice, although most records will be held for at least 10 years from the date of last service, depending upon applicable state and federal record retention requirements.