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How do I access BIDMC patient&visitor information?

Beth Israel Lahey Health’s secure patient portals allow 24-hour access to schedule an appointment, request a prescription refill or contact your provider. 0. ... You can access a patient portal 24 hours a day, seven days a week to manage your health care needs. The portal is …

Where do I Send my Records to Beth Israel Deaconess?

BIDMC nurses share experiences from the first COVID-19 surge on expanding capacity and staffing to care for influx of critically-ill patients. BIDMC’s new Gender-Affirming Services …

What is the patient portal?

PatientSite: Manage Your Health Care Online. From emailing your doctor to scheduling appointments to refilling prescriptions and reading your notes (OpenNotes), you can do it all on …

Where is Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center located?

Patient Information. At BIDMC, we care about each patient’s experience with our clinical care and service. Below, learn more about what to expect regarding your care at BIDMC. Knowing how to …

What is patientsite.com?

PatientSite is a free, secure and confidential website that helps you play an active role in your health care if you have a BIDMC doctor—right from your phone, tablet or home computer.

What is OpenNotes?

OpenNotes gives you online access to health care notes your doctors, nurses and other clinicians write after an appointment or discussion. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is among the first in the country to share notes in this way.

How long is health information kept?

Medical records are kept for 20 years after the patient's discharge or final treatment.

Is there a charge for medical records?

There is no charge for records that are requested for the purpose of continuity of care, which are sent directly to a physician's office and/or medical facility or for eligibility review with Medicare, MassHealth, or other public assistance programs.

How long are medical records kept?

Medical records are kept for 20 years after the patient's discharge or final treatment. Patients have the right to review or, for a fee, receive copies of their medical records.