Take the materials and go to the attending doctor who treats you. He will give you a copy of the medical record. Certification materials required to apply for a copy of the medical record (1) If the applicant is the patient himself, he should provide a valid ID card. (2) Applicants who are military personnel should present a letter of introduction from their unit and military ID to the medical office for approval. (3) The agent copying the medical record should present the patient’s ID card, the agent’s ID card, the patient’s signature and a fingerprint-printed power of attorney. (4) To apply for copying of a minor’s medical records, the guardian’s ID card and patient’s household registration booklet are required. (5) If the applicant is a close relative of the deceased patient, he or she should provide the patient’s death certificate, ID card of the close relative, a letter of introduction or household register that can prove the relationship with the close relative of the deceased. If the applicant is the agent of the deceased's close relative, the agent's ID card is also required. A power of attorney signed and fingerprinted by the deceased's close relatives. (6) The applicant who is a staff member of an insurance institution must provide the insurance contract, the ID card of the insurance company staff, and a power of attorney signed and fingerprinted by the patient or his agent. When the underwriting department of an insurance company checks whether the policyholder has a history of hospitalization in the past, it must provide the ID card of the person undertaking the policy, a letter of introduction from the insurance company, and the insurance contract stating that the policyholder has a history of hospitalization.