jefferson abington patient portal

What's new at Jefferson Health – Abington?

Announcing Our New and Improved Patient Portal: MyJeffersonHealth Jefferson Health – Abington has switched to a new electronic health record, which includes an improved patient portal called MyJeffersonHealth. Your inpatient and outpatient records will all be in one place.

What will happen to my existing patient portals in myjeffersonhealth?

(Just Now) Jefferson Health – Abington has switched to a new electronic health record, which includes an improved patient portal called MyJeffersonHealth. MyJeffersonHealth has replaced our previous patient portals, MyLink/MyDoctor and MyLink/MyHospital. For a period of time, you may still access your MyHealth records below. Url: Visit Now

Does Jefferson Health have access to medical records?

Abington - Jefferson Health is switching to a new electronic health record, which includes an improved patient portal called MyJeffersonHealth. How to Obtain Your Lab Results Many patients ask how and when they can obtain lab test results.

What happened to MyHealth in Abington?

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For urgent medical matters call your doctor's office or 911. Need Help? For general MyChart issues, email us at mychart@jefferson.edu or call us at 215-503-5700. For help with Price Estimates, please call 267-940-6996.

What is the phone number for Health Information Management?

Health Information Management. 100 Medical Campus Drive. Lansdale, PA 19446. Phone: 215-361-4959. Fax: 215-361-4871. Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule, you have right to timely access to your protected health information. Read more about this HIPAA Privacy Rule.

How long does it take to get lab results?

How to Obtain Your Lab Results. Many patients ask how and when they can obtain lab test results. Most tests take two to five days to process. There are three ways to obtain your lab test results. 1.

Become a Proxy

Many times patients require assistance to manage care and navigate the healthcare system. In these cases, it is necessary to retain a proxy who will access their information and securely communicate with their physician’s office. This communication is handled through a MyJeffersonHealth account.

Proxy Access Form Drop-Off Locations

Drop off your proxy consent form to your provider's office at your next scheduled visit, or at one of the following locations: