bwhs patient portal

How do I sign up for my BHS health patient portal?

Welcome to My BHS Health Portal. If you have any questions, please telephone us at 888-265-7247 or notify us by email at MyBHSHealth@butlerhealthsystem.org.

What is my BHS health?

Home / Patient Tools / Patient Portal About MyBSWHealth Sign up for MyBSWHealth Features Proxy Access MyBSWHealth is a secure, online tool that connects you to your personal health information 24/7 With features like schedule an appointment and view test results, it's designed to help you stay on track to a healthier you.

What is the RWJBarnabas Health Patient Portal?

The MyHealth Patient Portal is a website that offers personalized and secure online access to portions of your medical record. It enables you to securely use the internet to help manage and receive information about your health. MyHealth only displays patient information that occurred on or after October 30, 2016.

What is the MyHealth patient portal?

Welcome to the Berkshire Patient Portal! You can use the portal to access test results, communicate with your provider, request prescription refills, and manage your appointments. If you do not have a portal account, please call 413-447-2505 or e-mail berkshireportal@bhs1.org to request an account invitation.

Online Access to Your Personal Health Information

At the hospital patient portal, you can access read-only medical information through our secure server. This includes educational materials, information on your current medications, allergies, immunizations, health issues, and lab test results. All information is pulled directly from your electronic health records.

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If you are having trouble using the patient portal or logging in, contact our 24/7 support line at (877) 621-8014.

What is the phone number for UPMC Western Maryland?

If you’re having trouble logging on, please call 240-964-8300.

Is UPMC Western Maryland a patient portal?

The UPMC Western Maryland Patient Portal Services are not for use in medical emergencies or urgent situations. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor or 911 immediately.