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What is the patient portal and how does it work?

Apr 08, 2021 · MHealth is the mobile version of our Patient Portal, which offers secure and convenient access to your health information at your fingertips, on your mobile device or tablet. MHealth offers a wide range of results and features that allow you to better manage your and your family’s care. Need help? Call (970) 440-4111.

How do I unlock my Grand River Patient Portal account?

Patient Portal To connect to the patient portal, click . Patient Forms New Patient Form Change of Insurance Change of Address or Phone Medical Record Release Annual Wellness Packet

How do I get information from the previous patient portal?

The patient portal is a secure way for you to access your health information online. It is a great way for you to actively participate in your medical care. You can: Manage your and your child's health information online. Currently, ages 12-17 are not eligible for …

How secure is my medical information in the patient portal?

Grandview Medical Center is pleased to offer patients easy, secure and convenient access to their personal health information via its new MyHealthHome online portal, with access to information for visits starting on 12/6/2021 . Through our new MyHealthHome patient portal, you can: Securely and easily manage your healthcare online

How to contact Grand View Health?

Just inform the room service operator of your request or call the dietitians directly at 215-453-4633.

What is the number to call Grand View Health?

If you need additional information before, during or after your stay, call Patient Relations at 215-453-4975. Grand View Health is committed to patient safety. The most important step you can take is to wash your hands with soap and water or use an alcohol based hand sanitizer.

What is a chaplain?

Chaplains work together with physicians, nurses and other healthcare staff, as part of a team dedicated to holistic patient care. A chaplain visits daily with most newly admitted patients to listen empathetically and offer spiritual support, comfort, prayer and a devotional booklet.

How old do you have to be to donate organs?

Anyone 18 years old or older and of sound mind may fill out a Uniform Donor Card to legally donate organs and tissue upon death in accordance with the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act. Grand View Health supports this law and urges you and your family to consider organ and tissue donation.

What time do you have to order a diabetic meal?

We suggest the following meal times: Breakfast: 7:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m.

Why is spiritual support important?

Spiritual Support. Spiritual comfort in times of illness, injury or the death of a loved one can be an important part of the healing process. The unexpected fears and overwhelming threat of an uncertain future can often send patients and their families in search of spiritual, emotional and physical healing.

When does influenza season start?

The official influenza surveillance season starts with the 40th week of the year (typically around the beginning of October) and ends on the 20th week of the following year (May). For more information regarding infection prevention, call 215-453-4397. Advance Healthcare Directives.

MyHealth One Portal

MyHealthOne consolidates many common tasks into one secure, easy-to-use online patient portal. It gives you access to most of your medical records on your desktop computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone 24 hours a day.

Paper Copy of Medical Records

Please complete the following steps to obtain a paper copy of your medical records:

For Questions Regarding Obtaining Medical Record Copies, Or To Obtain the Status Of Your Request

Records will be shipped within 5-7 Business days. Should you need to check the status of your request, please call (888) 616-5721 (Option 2)

Urgent Requests, Records for your Physician

For immediate continuity of care, your healthcare provider can request records.

Insurance, Attorney, Disability and Third Party Requests

Requests should be sent from your insurance company, attorney, or Disability Determination Service can be faxed to (833) 462-1884 or mailed to the facility where the patient was treated.