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MyChart updates: Log in to MyChart to make a new primary care appointment, or use our guest scheduling feature. If you had COVID-19 testing performed at an HonorHealth facility, view your test results by logging in to MyChart. Additional COVID-19 information: Visit our COVID-19 page for information on signs and symptoms, visitor restrictions ...
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Located in north central Phoenix, John C. Lincoln Medical Center is a leader in robotic and scarless surgery and offers extensive heart care services with a radiation-free, 3D heart-mapping system. The 258-bed medical center is also home to: American College of Surgeons-verified Level I Trauma Center. Accredited Primary Stroke Center.
HonorHealth Medical Group. Heart and Vascular Institute. 132 Ratings, 28 Reviews. Cardiology. 602-861-1168.
HonorHealth Medical Group - North Phoenix provides expert primary care just north of East Dunlap Avenue on North Third Street (south of Hatcher), on the northeast side of the John C. Lincoln Medical Center main building. Parking is available in the parking garage next to the building.
We strive to serve as active partners in your health by providing the highest quality of medical care, counseling and education. Our goal is to meet your needs completely, compassionately and efficiently by providing a wide range of services in one centrally located office.
Please select a health insurance provider to view HonorHealth accepted plans.
John C. Lincoln Medical Center is located just northeast of Central and Dunlap avenues, on 2nd Street, in north-central Phoenix. From I-17, take Dunlap Ave. east past Central Avenue to Second Street. Plenty of parking is available.
John C. Lincoln Medical Center is a 262-bed, full-service hospital. It's a leader in robotic and scarless surgery and has extensive cardiology and heart care services with a radiation-free, 3D heart mapping system.
Out of an abundance of caution, we have enhanced our visitor restrictions for our hospital facilities: John C. Lincoln, Deer Valley, and Scottsdale Osborn, Shea, Thompson Peak and Sonoran Crossing.
Please select a health insurance provider to view HonorHealth accepted plans.
The office is inside the medical building on the northeast corner of the John C. Lincoln Medical Center campus. It is on Third Street, just south of East Hatcher Road. Plenty of parking is available in front of and around the building.
The board-certified cardiologists at HonorHealth Heart Group - John C. Lincoln specialize in cardiac and peripheral vascular disease treatment and care.
Please select a health insurance provider to view HonorHealth accepted plans.
HonorHealth welcomes compassionate, dedicated volunteers from all walks of life. Their diverse ages and experiences enable volunteers to fulfill the many needs and projects that benefit HonorHealth patients, their families, support staff and the community. With so many service opportunities, you’ll be able to match your skills, talents and interests with HonorHealth needs.
Successfully completing your service area training may take as long as 12 hours or three shifts.
Check your email for an invitation to interview with the campus supervisor at your desired service location. It may take two business days for you to receive an email. If you don’t receive an email, please call the Volunteer Services Department at 480-587-5097 or the campus of your preferred service for assistance.
A minimum six-month or 100-hour commitment from volunteers is requested, but more is preferred. Please keep in mind: A regular, fixed schedule is required for most volunteer positions. Volunteers are required to wear a volunteer badge and uniform. Volunteers are required to sign in and out during their service.
As a part of the commitment to the health and well-being of the workforce and community, HonorHealth no longer hires or rehires individuals who use tobacco. Volunteers who use tobacco products are not accepted.