brattleboro memorial hospital patient portal

What is Brattleboro Memorial Hospital?

What is the Patient Portal? You shop online. You bank online. Now you can manage your health online. While you’re at BMH for your visit, set up your personal, secure account so you can access important health information at your convenience. Manage your health more easily via …

How do I create a BMH Patient Portal account?

Brattleboro Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce the launch of our hospital based patient portal. To view information about your hospital stay, please follow the directions below to create an account. For patients who have provided BMH with an e-mail account: 1. Log in to your personal e-mail account. 2.

Can I send messages to my clinician through the patient portal?

Brattleboro Memorial Hospital (BMH) is a not-for-profit hospital serving communities in the tri-state area of Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. We serve the healthcare needs of adults, adolescents, and children through a variety of high quality inpatient, outpatient, and ambulatory services.

How do I Reset my Patient Portal username and password?

To request a copy of your medical records, please. print out the authorization to release patient information form and mail to: Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. HIM Department. 17 Belmont Avenue. Brattleboro, Vermont 05301. Our average turn around time for mailing copies in response to a written request is 7 to 10 days.

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