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Ascension: How to Find Your Facility's Fax Number

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Ascension has no group-wide medical records fax, each facility or physician office has its own. Via Christi (Wichita) shown as an example.

Published on
September 17, 2026
Last updated on
October 6, 2026

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  • Ascension's own release-of-information form states plainly that requests must go directly to the specific facility or physician office, there's no group-wide fax.
  • Ascension Via Christi (Wichita, KS) publishes clear numbers by request type: medical records 316-274-5371 or 316-274-5372, radiology images 316-274-8785.
  • Always find the specific Ascension facility's own form rather than searching for one "Ascension" number.

Who This Page Is For

Patients and providers requesting medical records from a specific Ascension facility. Identify the exact hospital or physician office first, Ascension is fully decentralized by design.

What is Ascension's fax number for medical records?

Ascension, one of the largest Catholic health systems in the US, is fully decentralized for medical records. Its own release-of-information form (Ascension Saint Agnes, Maryland) states: "All release of information requests must be sent directly to the corresponding facility or physician office." Ascension Via Christi in Wichita, Kansas, illustrates the pattern with clear, confirmed numbers on its own official form.

Where to fax, Via Christi example

  • Medical records request (Patient or provider, Ascension Via Christi (Wichita, KS)): fax 316-274-5371 or 316-274-5372. Source: Via Christi PHI Authorization Form.
  • Radiology images (Patient or provider, Ascension Via Christi (Wichita, KS)): fax 316-274-8785. Source: Via Christi PHI Authorization Form.
  • Medical records request, other facilities (Patient or provider, Any other Ascension facility): Contact that specific facility or physician office directly. Source: Ascension.

Fax numbers verified September 17, 2026 (Via Christi example).

Which route should I use?

  1. Identify the exact Ascension facility or physician office that treated the patient, there is no group-wide number.
  2. Search for that specific facility's own release-of-information form, following the Via Christi pattern as a model.
  3. Split medical records from radiology images if the facility offers separate numbers, as Via Christi does.

Several other hospital systems in our directory follow a similar pattern. Our directory also covers Cedars-Sinai's fax numbers, how to fax Northwell Health, the Banner Health fax page, Duke Health's medical records fax, sending a fax to Henry Ford Health, Intermountain Health's fax number, and where to fax UCLA Health, each with its own facility notes and confirmed sources.

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FAQs

Is there one Ascension fax number nationwide?

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No, Ascension's own release form tells requesters to contact the specific facility or physician office directly for its fax number, there's no group-wide line.

Why does Ascension use Via Christi as an example?

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Ascension Via Christi in Wichita, Kansas, publishes its own clear fax numbers by request type directly on its official form, making it a useful concrete example of how Ascension's facility-level routing works.

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