hcgh patient portal

Does hcgh provide a portal for physicians on the medical staff?

MyHealtheLife Your Patient Portal. MyHealtheLife is our Patient Portal that is part of your Electronic Health Record.This online tool helps you manage your protected health information in one secure, accessible place. Once your account is set up it is accessible from any smartphone, tablet, mobile device or computer.

What is myhch patient portal?

The leadership and staff at Howard County General Hospital values the relationship we have with our nearly 900 physicians and allied health professionals, who represent more than 80 specialties. We provide this portal for the use of our professional partners. Use the resources below or view our entire hospital intranet site for physicians on the medical staff.

How do I access my hcgh e-mail?

A PHR provides a single, detailed profile of a person's health status and healthcare activity. It facilitates informed decisions about the care of the individual. It may also reduce duplicate procedures or processes, such as repeated lab tests and x-rays, saving time and money. A PHR helps people prepare for appointments, facilitates care in ...

How much does the Patient Portal cost?

Howard County General Hospital contracts with CIOX Health to perform their medical record copying services. For copies released directly to you as the patient, or your patient representative, or to a third party upon your request or the request of your patient representative, a fee of $6.50 will apply for the portion of your record maintained ...

What information should be included in a PHR?

A PHR should contain the following information: Personal identification, including name and birth date. Names, addresses and phone numbers of your physicians, dentists and specialists. Living wills, advance directives, or medical power of attorney.

What is a PHR?

A PHR allows individuals to be more active partners in their healthcare, and gives them up-to-date information when and where they need it. A PHR provides a single, detailed profile of a person's health status and healthcare activity. It facilitates informed decisions about the care of the individual.

Why is PHR important?

A PHR helps people prepare for appointments, facilitates care in emergency situations, and helps track health changes.

Obtain Copies of Your Records

To obtain a copy of your medical records for yourself or to have your medical records sent to a third-party download and complete the Request by Patient or Patient Representative for Copy of Health Information form clearly stating the dates of service, the specific type of record (s) desired, the requested form and format of records, and all other information indicated on the form.

Third-Party Requests

To obtain a copy of medical records for someone other than yourself, download and have completed, by the patient or patient representative, the Authorization for Release of Health Information form, clearly stating the dates of service, the specific type of record (s) desired and all other information indicated on the form.

Costs

In accordance with Federal and Maryland law, processing fees and copying charges may apply. Howard County General Hospital contracts with CIOX Health to perform their medical record copying services.

Birth Certificates and Social Security Cards

Howard County General Hospital does not issue birth certificates. All birth certificates are issued by the Bureau of Vital Statistics. Order from the Vital Chek website or call Maryland Vital Records at 410-764-3038 or 1-800-832-3277.#N#The Social Security card is mailed to the new parents within three to four weeks after the birth of their baby.

Death Certificates

Howard County General Hospital does not release copies of death certificates. All copies are issued by the Bureau of Vital Statistics. Order from the Vital Chek website or call Maryland Vital Records at 410-764-3038 or 1-800-832-3277.

Key Phone Numbers

The following is a brief listing of important phone numbers pertaining to medical records. For a complete HCGH phone list, please click here.

Forms

Authorization for Release of Health Information (to obtain records for yourself or to have records sent to someone other than yourself)

Outlook Web Access

Access your HCGH e-mail by logging in with your JHED at my.jhmi.edu. Outlook is under "Messaging" in the left-hand menu.

JHConnect (remote access to your work PC)

To download the JHConnect software, login to my.jhmi.edu using your JHED, and then click on "JHConnect" in the left-hand menu to access the instructions.

What is the Patient Portal?

The Patient Portal is a website that provides secure, online access to portions of your electronic medical record. You can view a summary of recent visits, your health conditions, medications, and lab results. Even more features will be added in the future.

How do I access the Patient Portal?

You may access the Patient Portal from anywhere and at anytime using a computer or electronic device with an internet connection. Visit https://login.mycarecorner.net/signin.aspx to sign up or log in if you already have an account.

What is the difference between information on the Patient Portal and my medical record?

The Patient Portal shows part of your medical record, including a summary of recent Emergency Room visits and Inpatient hospitalizations. Complete medical records are available from our Health Information Department.

How much does the Patient Portal cost?

The Patient Portal is a free service provided by Harrison County Community Hospital.

Is my information secure?

To protect your private health information, the Patient Portal uses several layers of security, including a secure connection, encryption, and password-protection.

How do I sign up for my Patient Portal account?

To begin using the HCCH Patient Portal, please visit https://login.mycarecorner.net/signin.aspx. On the next screen, choose “Don’t have an account? Register for free!” The simple, two-step process to request an account takes only a couple of minutes. If you need help or have questions, please call (660) 425-0208.

How old do you have to be to use MyChart?

Parents and legal guardians can request proxy access to their child's MyChart information until the child is 18 years old. The information available to the child proxy through MyChart is limited for children aged 13-17.

How long does a prepaid card last?

If you don't use the code within 45 days, it will expire. If you have difficulty using your activation code prior to its expiration date, please call 800-318-4246 for technical support, or contact your provider's office to request a new activation code.

Can I download MyChart?

Yes. You can access the full web-based version of MyChart from your mobile device. You can also download a free MyChart app from the iPhone App Store or Android Market by searching for MyChart. After download, select Johns Hopkins Medicine from the app's phone book.