Question 1

Can I send medical records to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania by fax?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The hospital accepts incoming faxes for patient records, referral orders, and prior authorization requests on its published fax lines. Send FAX Mail transmits those documents from your email or phone, so a Philadelphia patient or referring office doesn't need a physical machine. Plans start at $12.99/mo.

Question 2

How does fax filing work with the Philadelphia County Court?

Accepted Answer

Some civil, family, and probate documents can be faxed to the clerk, but acceptance depends on the case type and the court's current rules. Check with the clerk's office for the right fax number first. Once you know it, you can send the filing straight from your computer.

Question 3

I send a lot of pages every month. Will the price climb fast?

Accepted Answer

Each plan comes with a monthly page allowance, and high-volume Philadelphia firms or practices simply pick a larger tier as their volume grows. Pricing stays flat at the plan you choose, with no per-page charges layered on top, so a busy month costs the same as a slow one. There are no contracts or activation fees.

Question 4

Is online fax secure enough for a hospital like Penn?

Accepted Answer

Fax stays one of the widely accepted methods for transmitting protected health information, which is part of why large Philadelphia health systems still rely on it. Send FAX Mail moves the document electronically while keeping it within an authenticated account rather than a shared paper tray.

Question 5

Can a small Philadelphia business receive faxes without a landline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You choose a fax number at signup and receive incoming faxes as PDFs in your inbox, with no analog phone line required. That suits a row-house office or a shared workspace where running a dedicated fax line isn't realistic.

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