el camino hospital patient portal

How do I get a copy of my El Camino Hospital Records?

To get a copy of your medical records from El Camino Hospital or to have your records sent to another healthcare facility, please download and complete an authorization form. There’s no fee for records released to a doctor’s office or a medical facility.

Why choose El Camino Hospital for your check-in?

At El Camino Hospital, our goal is to make your check-in experience as seamless as possible. When you arrive at El Camino Hospital, we’re dedicated to providing streamlined care from the moment you check in until the time you’re discharged.

How do I access the services available in the patient portal?

Easily access the services available in the Patient Portal. Log In The Patient Portal provides you access to a variety of services like booking telemedicine appointments and flu and COVID-19 vaccination appointments. Note: Please call 310-660-3643 to schedule your initial Telemental Health visit .

Online Hub for Student Health Services

The Patient Portal provides you access to a variety of services like booking telemedicine appointments and flu and COVID-19 vaccination appointments.

Security

We are committed to protecting your personal information. Data that you provide cannot be viewed by anyone else on the Web and is securely maintained by industry standard SSL (secure socket layer) encryption and decryption technology when needed.

Patient Experience Feedback

Please provide patience experience feedback (e.g. compliments, suggestions, complaints) through the form below or contact us at email or 650-962-5836.

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Please provide patience experience feedback (e.g. compliments, suggestions, complaints) through the form below or contact us at email or 650-962-5836.

myCare Patient Portal

Please visit and sign-in to the myCare Patient Portal to view your most recent:

Obtaining Copies of your Medical Records

To protect your privacy, we require that you fill out and return an authorization form in order to release your medical records — learn more about your rights as a patient and the use and disclosure of your medical information in our Notice of Privacy Practices.

Completing an Authorization

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requires hospitals to obtain an original, complete and properly executed authorization form in order to provide a copy of a patient's medical record to a patient or anyone he or she designates. In order to release medical records:

Processing a Request

Records are usually available within seven to 10 business days from the time the request is received. If want to pick up your medical records in person once they’re available, you must bring a photo ID with you.

Birth Certificates

Please note that we don’t keep or maintain birth certificates. The Public Health Department officially records births in Santa Clara County: