What records should be disclosed in response to a Medicare request?

The correct choice is to disclose records specified for the dates requested. Medicare can request specific information related to a beneficiary's healthcare that pertains to certain dates of service. This targeted approach allows Medicare to review particular transactions or events without requiring the release of the entire medical record, which may contain irrelevant information that does not pertain to the request. By disclosing only the records relevant to the specified dates, the process remains efficient and compliant with privacy regulations while ensuring that Medicare has access to the necessary information to make determinations about coverage and payment.

The other options do not align with standard practices for medical record disclosures. Releasing the entire record could violate patient confidentiality and the scope of the request, while limiting disclosures to current records only might overlook necessary information from earlier dates that are key to determining eligibility. Finally, only providing relevant medical forms would not comprehensively address a request that specifies dates, as it may not include all necessary documentation from those periods. Thus, responding with the records specified for the requested dates strikes the right balance between compliance and thoroughness.