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Baystate Health patients have a new way to access their health information from home or on the go. You can download the MyBaystate app or sign in through a web browser on any device. MyBaystate is our redesigned digital health experience, created based on patient surveys and focus groups.
The BayCare Patient Portal login account offers several benefits. MyBayCare is available to BayCare Health System patients 18 years of age and older. Your MyBayCare account will also be set up if you provided an email address when you registered for the patient’s treatment at a BayCare facility.
Download the "Authorization of Release of Information" form below and mail, fax or personally deliver it to one of our Health Information Management (HIM) locations listed below. If you have any questions, please call 413-794-2460. To request your medical record from Baystate Wing Hospital, download this form.
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Who can legally sign for medical records? 1 The Patient and / or anyone who is named as a decision maker or attorney-in-fact under a healthcare power of attorney signed by the patient. 2 If the patient is deceased, a certificate of appointment issued by the Probate Court identifying the requestor as the executor or executrix of the patient’s estate. A death certificate may also be provided which lists the requestor as the next of kin. 3 If the patient is under the age of 16, the patient’s parent may sign. 4 If the patient is 16 years of age or older, the parent can sign if the parent authorized the treatment which is recorded. 5 If the patient is 16 years of age or older and authorized their own treatment, then the patient must authorize the release of information regarding the treatment.
Psychiatric records or infectious diseases (i.e. HIV, Hepatitis C, TB, ECT.) must be clearly marked or checked before they will be released. Statement acknowledging the patient’s right to revoke or cancel authorization. Statement indicating the patient’s right to refuse the release of information.