dignity patient portal login

How do I log in to the Dignity Health Portal?

Log in with the email address you provided to the hospital or clinic during your visit. Dignity Health is committed to providing the tools you need to better manage your health. If you’re enrolled in our portal, you have have the ability to connect select health management apps to your personal health information. To learn more, click here.

What is the my portal (patient portal)?

… My Portal (Patient Portal) provides you with online access to your medical information on a convenient and secure site. View your personal health records, clinical summaries, laboratory and imaging results, as well as instructions and education specific to your care.

How do I get technical help with the patient portal?

If you need technical help to locate the invitation, assistance enrolling, or navigating within My Portal (Patient Portal), you may contact our Technical Support center at 844.274.8497; the staff are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Who do I contact for help?

Is the patient portal safe to use?

This added level of security makes our Patient Portal a much safer option for communicating with your healthcare team than Facebook messaging, email or our website contact form. Our Patient Portal is also easily accessible, meaning you can use your account 24/7 on your desktop computer, tablet or mobile phone.

What is dignity health?from dignityhealth.org

Dignity Health is committed to providing the tools you need to better manage your health. If you’re enrolled in our My Portal patient portal, you’ll soon have the ability to connect select health management apps to your personal health information. To learn more, click here .

How to find a primary care physician at Dignity Health?from locations.dignityhealth.org

Please go to the doctor search page. Click the filters and select your carrier from the menu. The results will then refresh to display only providers who accept your insurance.

What is the patient portal?from dignityhealth.org

The patient portal is a website that allows you a convenient and secure way to view portions of your medical records and communicate with your provider’s health care team. Within your portal, you will be able to do the following:

Who has access to my account?from dignityhealth.org

Some of the information in your portal is provided through your medical health record and is viewable by you and authorized staff of Dignity Health facilities. If you would like someone to have access to your records to help manage your care, you can sign a release to authorize a trusted relative to be set up as a proxy. This can also be terminated at any time by calling the technical support center. In the future we hope to add additional functionality that allows you to add additional information related to your health to your portal. If you do so, you'll have your information in a secure place that can be accessed anywhere you have Internet access.

What is the phone number for the HIM clinic?from dignityhealth.org

General clinic questions should be directed to our office. Technical assistance is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 844.274.8497. Technical support staff can help locate the invitation, provide assistance enrolling, logging in and navigating within My Portal (Patient Portal); however support staff are not able to assist with clinical questions.

How old do you have to be to have a Dignity Health account?from dignityhealth.org

Children under 12 years of age and dependent adults who have a Dignity Health doctor may have a My Portal (Patient Portal) account with an adult as the proxy. Accounts are not available for adolescents 12 – 17 years of age. For a dependent adult, they will need to sign a release, or you will need to provide a copy of the Medical Durable Power of Attorney before an account can be created for the dependent adult.

What is Dignity Health's mobile app?from locations.dignityhealth.org

Our my care. by Dignity Health mobile app allows you to quickly and easily book and view appointments, get directions, and more.

How to access Dignity Health records?

If you would like someone to have access to your records to help manage your care, you may contact your Dignity Health facility or Doctor’s Office to authorize a trusted person to be added as a proxy. This may also be terminated at any time by calling the technical support center at (844) 274-8497.

What is dignity health?

The Dignity Health account provides you with online access to your medical information on a convenient and secure website. View your personal health records, clinical summaries, laboratory and imaging results, as well as instructions and education specific to your care. Send visit summaries to your providers, view upcoming appointments, and securely message your health care teams.

How to access my medical records?

Log in with the email address you provided to the hospital or clinic during your visit. Navigate to “My medical records” or click the “View medical records” icon. Select your region, and you will be prompted to link your accounts and access your medical records.

Why is it important to connect with us online?

Connecting with us online helps you stay organized by enabling you to track all of your important medical details. The experience is infused with our signature touch of humankindness.

What is the patient portal?

The patient portal is a website that allows you a convenient and secure way to view portions of your medical records and communicate with your provider’s health care team. Within your portal, you will be able to do the following:

How old do you have to be to have a Dignity Health portal?

Children under 12 years of age and dependent adults who have a Dignity Health doctor may have a portal with an adult as the proxy. Accounts are not available for adolescents 12 – 17 years of age. For a dependent adult, they will need to sign a release, or you will need to provide a copy of the Medical Durable Power of Attorney before an account can be created for the dependent adult.

Who has access to my account?

Some of the information in your portal is provided through your medical health record and is viewable by you and authorized staff of Dignity Health facilities. If you would like someone to have access to your records to help manage your care, you can sign a release to authorize a trusted relative to be set up as a proxy. This can also be terminated at any time by calling the technical support center. In the future we hope to add additional functionality that allows you to add additional information related to your health to your portal. If you do so, you'll have your information in a secure place that can be accessed anywhere you have Internet access.

What is a patient portal?

My Portal (Patient Portal) provides you with online access to your medical information on a convenient and secure site. View your personal health records, clinical summaries, laboratory and imaging results, as well as instructions and education specific to your care. Transmit your visit summaries to your providers, view upcoming appointments, and securely message participating health care teams.

How old do you have to be to have a Dignity Health account?

Children under 12 years of age and dependent adults who have a Dignity Health doctor may have a My Portal (Patient Portal) account with an adult as the proxy. Accounts are not available for adolescents 12 – 17 years of age. For a dependent adult, they will need to sign a release, or you will need to provide a copy of the Medical Durable Power of Attorney before an account can be created for the dependent adult.

Can you send a message to a health care team?

In some locations , you may send messages to request medical appointments and communicate with the health care team for many concerns to save you calling the office

How to access Dignity Health records?from dignityhealth.org

If you would like someone to have access to your records to help manage your care, you may contact your Dignity Health facility or Doctor’s Office to authorize a trusted person to be added as a proxy. This may also be terminated at any time by calling the technical support center at (844) 274-8497.

What is dignity health?from dignityhealth.org

The Dignity Health account provides you with online access to your medical information on a convenient and secure website. View your personal health records, clinical summaries, laboratory and imaging results, as well as instructions and education specific to your care. Send visit summaries to your providers, view upcoming appointments, and securely message your health care teams.

How to access my medical records?from dignityhealth.org

Log in with the email address you provided to the hospital or clinic during your visit. Navigate to “My medical records” or click the “View medical records” icon. Select your region, and you will be prompted to link your accounts and access your medical records.

Why is it important to connect with us online?from dignityhealth.org

Connecting with us online helps you stay organized by enabling you to track all of your important medical details. The experience is infused with our signature touch of humankindness.

What is dignity health?

Dignity Health is committed to providing the tools you need to better manage your health. If you’re enrolled in our My Portal patient portal, you’ll soon have the ability to connect select health management apps to your personal health information. To learn more, click here .

What is a patient portal?

My Portal (Patient Portal) is a website that allows you a convenient and secure way to view portions of your medical records and in some locations communicate with participating provider’s health care team. Within your My Portal account, you will be able to do the following:

What to do if you don't receive an invitation to Dignity Health?

If you do not receive an invitation please contact the Medical Records Department. This web based tool may be in addition to online patient access offered by your doctor’s office.

How old do you have to be to have a Dignity Health account?

Children under 12 years of age and dependent adults who have a Dignity Health doctor may have a My Portal (Patient Portal) account with an adult as the proxy. Accounts are not available for adolescents 12 – 17 years of age. For a dependent adult, they will need to sign a release, or you will need to provide a copy of the Medical Durable Power of Attorney before an account can be created for the dependent adult.

Can you send a message to a health care team?

In some locations , you may send messages to request medical appointments and communicate with the health care team for many concerns to save you calling the office

How to contact Dignity Health?from dignityhealth.org

My Care – Dignity Health offers technical support 24 hours a day, seven days a week by telephone, toll-free at (844) 274-8497.

How to access Dignity Health records?from dignityhealth.org

If you would like someone to have access to your records to help manage your care, you may contact your Dignity Health facility or Doctor’s Office to authorize a trusted person to be added as a proxy. This may also be terminated at any time by calling the technical support center at (844) 274-8497.

How to access my medical records?from dignityhealth.org

Log in with the email address you provided to the hospital or clinic during your visit. Navigate to “My medical records” or click the “View medical records” icon. Select your region, and you will be prompted to link your accounts and access your medical records.

What is the phone number for the HIM clinic?from dignityhealth.org

General clinic questions should be directed to our office. Technical assistance is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 844.274.8497. Technical support staff can help locate the invitation, provide assistance enrolling, logging in and navigating within My Portal (Patient Portal); however support staff are not able to assist with clinical questions.

How old do you have to be to have a Dignity Health account?from dignityhealth.org

Children under 12 years of age and dependent adults who have a Dignity Health doctor may have a My Portal (Patient Portal) account with an adult as the proxy. Accounts are not available for adolescents 12 – 17 years of age. For a dependent adult, they will need to sign a release, or you will need to provide a copy of the Medical Durable Power of Attorney before an account can be created for the dependent adult.

What is HIM department?from dignityhealth.org

Our Health Information Management (HIM) Department maintains all patient medical records. The medical record is a permanent document of the history and progress of every patient’s medical care and is a compilation of observations and findings recorded by the patient’s physician and members of the hospital healthcare staff.

Why is it important to connect with us online?from dignityhealth.org

Connecting with us online helps you stay organized by enabling you to track all of your important medical details. The experience is infused with our signature touch of humankindness.

How to access Dignity Health records?from dignityhealth.org

If you would like someone to have access to your records to help manage your care, you may contact your Dignity Health facility or Doctor’s Office to authorize a trusted person to be added as a proxy. This may also be terminated at any time by calling the technical support center at (844) 274-8497.

What is dignity health?from dignityhealth.org

The Dignity Health account provides you with online access to your medical information on a convenient and secure website. View your personal health records, clinical summaries, laboratory and imaging results, as well as instructions and education specific to your care. Send visit summaries to your providers, view upcoming appointments, and securely message your health care teams.

What is the patient portal?from dignityhealth.org

The patient portal is a website that allows you a convenient and secure way to view portions of your medical records and communicate with your provider’s health care team. Within your portal, you will be able to do the following:

Who has access to my account?from dignityhealth.org

Some of the information in your portal is provided through your medical health record and is viewable by you and authorized staff of Dignity Health facilities. If you would like someone to have access to your records to help manage your care, you can sign a release to authorize a trusted relative to be set up as a proxy. This can also be terminated at any time by calling the technical support center. In the future we hope to add additional functionality that allows you to add additional information related to your health to your portal. If you do so, you'll have your information in a secure place that can be accessed anywhere you have Internet access.

Why do managed care organizations use primary care physicians as gatekeepers?from britannica.com

Because patients with disabilities and chronic disease may be frequent users of specialists and other high-cost medical services , managed care organizations may view them as undesirable patients. In addition, managed care organizations typically use primary care physicians as “gatekeepers” to control access to care.

What is POS in healthcare?from study.com

The three main delivery systems are health maintenance organizations (HMO), which require their members to select a contracted primary care doctor; preferred provider organizations (PPO), which use providers that are both contracted and not-contracted; and point of service (POS), which allow members to select either the HMO or PPO option each time they seek services. Contracted providers are considered to be in-network, while doctors that are not contracted are referred to as out-of-network providers. A referral is a letter from their primary care doctor requesting a particular specialist.

How old do you have to be to have a Dignity Health account?from dignityhealth.org

Children under 12 years of age and dependent adults who have a Dignity Health doctor may have a My Portal (Patient Portal) account with an adult as the proxy. Accounts are not available for adolescents 12 – 17 years of age. For a dependent adult, they will need to sign a release, or you will need to provide a copy of the Medical Durable Power of Attorney before an account can be created for the dependent adult.