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How do I contact Chino Valley Medical Center?

Contact Chino Valley Medical Center Please contact 911, for all emergencies. For appointments/general questions, call us at 909-464-8600, or email us using the form below. For your security, please do not use email to share personal information, health information, social security numbers or credit card numbers.

Why choose Chochino Valley Medical Center?

Chino Valley Medical Center is excited to offer you a secure and convenient way to manage and access your health information when and where you need it. With your personalized Patient Portal account, you can view your health information online anytime.

How do I login to the patient portal?

Currently, only patients that have been admitted after July 8, 2014 can access the Patient Portal After activation, you can begin accessing your Patient Portal by visiting cvmc.com and logging in with your username and password. What if I forget my username or password?

What is CVMC?

Chino Valley Medical Center (CVMC), established in 1972, is a 112-bed community hospital centrally located in beautiful Southern California. The magnificent San Bernardino Mountains are just 25 miles away, and the vast Pacific Ocean is less than an hour drive. The freeway is close by and so are shopping and restaurants.

What is Chino Valley Medical Center?

Chino Valley Medical Center has built a reputation for patient focused and physician driven management. Pioneers in their fields, CVMC is committed to its communities, providing primary care to children and families, chronic care to seniors, and a range of rehabilitation services, occupational and environmental health programs, as well as health promotion, disease prevention and home care services.

How many visitors are allowed at Chino Valley Medical Center?

Chino Valley Medical Center will allow one visitor per patient between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. daily. All visitors will be screened and will be required to wear a mask at all times, stay in the patient room, and wash theirs hand frequently. The facility will allow two visitors for ICU patients, however only one visitor is permitted to visit at a time while the the other is asked to wait in the ICU waiting room. ER patients are permitted one visitor but they must sign in through admitting. For the safety of our patients, staff, visitors, and the community, there will be no visitors permitted for COVID-19 or isolation patients at this time.

How many beds does Chino Valley Medical Center have?

Chino Valley Medical Center (CVMC), established in 1972, is a 112-bed community hospital centrally located in beautiful Southern California.

How many beds are there in CVMC?

We have a bustling emergency department, 14 intensive care beds, full radiological and laboratory services; as well as a comprehensive operative suite with separate GI and pain facilities.

What is a case manager at Chino Valley?

Case Managers are experienced professionals who collaboratively monitor and coordinate your care while assess ing your needs on an ongoing basis during your stay at Chino Valley Medical Center. They work closely with your physician and the healthcare team, as well as your insurer, to assure you receive the highest quality care. Your Case Manager will work with you and your family to arrange for appropriate post discharge needs.

Where are hospital records kept?

The records of your hospital stay are kept in the hospital Medical Records Department. You have been issued a unique medical record number and all of your records will be compiled into a unit record under that number. If you have a need for a copy of your record for personal use, there is a nominal charge. We will be happy to copy your record for any physician who is to provide continued medical care for your well being at no charge. Although we are staffed seven days a week for the processing of records, we are only open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. We are closed evenings, weekends and holidays.

Can you leave money at Chino Valley Medical Center?

Chino Valley Medical Center cannot be responsible for valuables that you keep in your possession. You should leave your jewelry, money (large sum), wallets and purses at home to ensure their safekeeping. Please be alert concerning your belongings such as dentures, contact lenses, eyeglasses, hearing aids and comparable personal belongings. Please store these items carefully when not in use. Never leave them on a meal tray or wrap them in tissue paper. If you forget to leave your valuables at home and do not wish to entrust them to a friend or relative, they may be deposited in the Chino Valley Medical Center safe for safekeeping. Ask your nurse for assistance.

How to contact Chino Valley Medical Center?

Contact Chino Valley Medical Center. Please contact 911, for all emergencies. For appointments/general questions, call us at 909-464-8600, or complete this form . For your security, please do not use email to share personal information, health information, social security numbers or credit card numbers. Instead, we recommend contacting your ...

Where is CVMC on the map?

CVMC is on the right-hand side.