HR2C this is your opinion. Also the health provider would be committing an ethical violation and breach of professional oath, standard of care etc by disclosing confidential med health provider - patient confidential info without a court order or subpoena. This is similar to attorney client privilege or religious clergy privilege. A lawyer can answer if a subpoena is needed to get those notes or if medical pros hand them over without a court order. There’s a difference between medical test results and diagnosis and doctors confidential notes. Are you a licensed lawyer? No. I understand you want to scare readers here.