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Where can I get help with the patient portal?

Pay online with the InstaMed Patient Portal, a simple and secure way to pay any healthcare provider. Pay all of your medical bills in one place with InstaMed and create a digital wallet. St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea - Patient Portal

What is the patient portal at Trinity Health?

About Trinity Health. Your health provider is a part of Trinity Health, a mission-based health system with 92 hospitals across the nation, which includes eight hospitals, 16 health centers and more than 3,600 physicians in Michigan.Trinity Health is investing in people, technologies and facilities locally, and connecting top medical teams nationally to deliver the quality care you …

How do I get information from the previous patient portal?

St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea. If you are requesting a copy of your own medical records, please complete the Patient Request for Medical Records Form (PDF, 213KB).. If you are requesting a copy of your own medical records to be sent to someone other than yourself, please complete the Authorization for Use or Disclosure of Health Information (PDF, 106KB).. If you are requesting …

How secure is the patient portal?

The patient portal is designed for routine health management. It should not be used for emergency related questions. If you have an emergency or other urgent matter, call 911 or proceed immediately to the Trinity Emergency/Trauma Center. For assistance relating to initial setup, please call (701) 857-7033 or email: portalsupport@trinityhealth.org

Manage Your Health with the MyChart Patient Portal

With the Trinity Health MyChart patient portal, staying connected to your health has never been easier. Our online portal offers you a simple way to manage your health care. MyChart is secure and available 24/7 from your phone, tablet or computer.

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MyChart allows you to

Schedule an appointment yourself or request to be contacted. View details about future appointments, including instructions and driving directions, or cancel appointments you no longer need.

About Trinity Health

Your health provider is a part of Trinity Health, a mission-based health system with 92 hospitals across the nation, which includes eight hospitals, 16 health centers and more than 3,600 physicians in Michigan.

Questions?

If you have questions about MyChart, your health information or how to access your previous portal, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.

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If you are requesting a copy of your own medical records for yourself or to be sent to someone other than yourself, please complete the Authorization for Use or Disclosure of Health Information (PDF, 213KB).

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If you are requesting a copy of your own medical records, please complete the Patient Request for Medical Records Form (PDF, 213KB).

Birth Certificates and Death Certificates

For Washtenaw County residents, Birth and Death certificates can be obtained from the Washtenaw County Clerk's Office.

What is the patient portal?

The patient portal is designed for routine health management. It should not be used for emergency related questions. If you have an emergency or other urgent matter, call 911 or proceed immediately to the Trinity Emergency/Trauma Center.

Is Patient Portal password protected?

The Patient Portal is password protected, and all messages are encrypted to ensure security. No one will be able to view your health information except you or someone you have authorized, and your care team.

What are the rules of the Ukrainian Pentecostal Church?

Ukrainian Pentecostals are hard-working people with strong family ties and strict rules against drugs, alcohol and smoking. Birth control is rejected by their religion and they often have big families. Children are usually under the care of elderly family members. Because housing is limited, Ukrainian Pentecostals often live three generations to an apartment.

How long do pregnant women stay in hospital?

Pregnant women register with the district obstetric clinic. They have regular monthly checkups and take a mandatory training. They are given an eight-week leave both before and after delivery. If complications arise, post-delivery leave may be extended to 10 weeks. The new mother and the baby stay in hospital for five to seven days after birth.

What is Ukrainian culture?

Ukrainian ethnic culture is that of an agrarian country, rooted in land and nature. Ukrainians were also influenced by both Russian and European culture. Values include education, professionalism, efficiency on the job and punctuality.

What is the economic crisis in Ukraine?

Ukraine is the second largest country in Europe. It became independent in mid-1991, after the breakup of the Soviet Union. A highly developed industrial country, Ukraine has been experiencing a severe economic crisis since its independence. A continuing fuel shortage and poor harvests have led to widespread undernourishment. In addition, the country is still suffering the health effects and environmental contamination from the 1986 explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power station. Approximately 100,000 people were exposed to high levels of radiation before being evacuated.

Why did people leave Ukraine?

The primary reason for leaving Ukraine is religious repression. Of the approximately 8,500 Ukrainian refugees in King County, about 60 percent are Pentecostals. There has been a constant flow of refugees from both groups to the Puget Sound area since 1985.

Do Ukrainians trust doctors?

Ukrainians generally are patient and undemanding of the health care system. Having a doctor they trust is important, however. This trust depends on the doctor's personality, concern, professionalism and awareness of cultural differences in providing health care services.

Is mental health a taboo in Ukraine?

Mental health does not receive due respect in Ukraine. Even the word "mental" has a negative implication because it is connected with "mental illness." Historically, mental problems were a taboo. They were not supposed to be discussed, not even in the family. It was shameful and sometimes dangerous to admit that someone in the family had mental problems.