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How do I sign up for King’s Daughters Medical Center (hospital only)?

To establish your portal account for King’s Daughters Medical Center (Hospital Only), please call our Medical Records Department at 601.835.9282.

What is the patient portal and how do I access it?

Your access to your patient portal allows you to manage your health and stay informed about test results and your medical records. The Patient Portal links below are for patients who have established portal access through setting up a log-in and password. If you would like to establish your portal account, contact your healthcare provider’s office.

How is my medical record maintained at King's daughters?

Your medical record is maintained electronically at King’s Daughters. We use an electronic medical record (EMR) system called Epic, which allows King's Daughters-associated providers to access your medical records wherever you are. The Epic system integrates information from anywhere you receive treatment at King’s Daughters.

How to get a copy of my OLBH?

What does King's Daughters do with images?

How long does it take to get a copy of a medical imaging study?

What to keep track of in a health journal?

What is Epic system?

What is the Epic system at King's Daughters?

Is the Film Library closed?

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King's Daughters' Medical Center is located in Ashland, Kentucky. This hospital has a Quality Score that has not been filled out. Please use our convenient HIPAA-compliant online process to request your medical records from any US healthcare provider (including King's Daughters' Medical Center).

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How to get a copy of my OLBH?

To obtain copies of your Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital medical records, please contact CIOX at 1-866-625-7130. King's Daughters does not have copies of patients' OLBH records unless the patient has made specific arrangements to have the records transferred to us.

What does King's Daughters do with images?

Following a request, the Radiology Imaging Resource Center will send the images to King ’s Daughters. The images will be uploaded to our PACS system for continuation of care. If the patient requests images to be sent to their address, the Radiology Imaging Resource Center will deliver/mail the image disk to the patient and the patient will need to give these to their provider directly.

How long does it take to get a copy of a medical imaging study?

Depending on the records/imaging studies you are requesting, it may take up to 21 days to process your request. Please be as specific as possible when completing the Access Form. If you need your imaging studies supplied on a disc, please note this on the form.

What to keep track of in a health journal?

Keep track of your health, including current issues, medications, growth charts, allergies, immunizations and medical, surgical and family history.

What is Epic system?

The Epic system integrates information from anywhere you receive treatment at King’s Daughters. It allows physicians and caregivers to have a complete clinical profile, in a secure, state-of-the-art system. As a patient of King's Daughters, you have free secure online access to portions of your medical record.

What is the Epic system at King's Daughters?

The Epic system integrates information from anywhere you receive treatment at King’s Daughters.

Is the Film Library closed?

The Medical Records Department and the Film Library are currently closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please call our Medical Records department at (606) 408-1815 to make arrangements to receive your medical records.

Important Announcements

Please be patient with us. Many of our staff members are out and working remotely due to Covid. We are doing the best we can to expedite requests.

Contact us today for your next visit!

Please sign in by 11am in order to be seen in the morning. Sign in by 4pm in order to be seen in the afternoon.

How to get a copy of my OLBH?

To obtain copies of your Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital medical records, please contact CIOX at 1-866-625-7130. King's Daughters does not have copies of patients' OLBH records unless the patient has made specific arrangements to have the records transferred to us.

What does King's Daughters do with images?

Following a request, the Radiology Imaging Resource Center will send the images to King ’s Daughters. The images will be uploaded to our PACS system for continuation of care. If the patient requests images to be sent to their address, the Radiology Imaging Resource Center will deliver/mail the image disk to the patient and the patient will need to give these to their provider directly.

How long does it take to get a copy of a medical imaging study?

Depending on the records/imaging studies you are requesting, it may take up to 21 days to process your request. Please be as specific as possible when completing the Access Form. If you need your imaging studies supplied on a disc, please note this on the form.

What to keep track of in a health journal?

Keep track of your health, including current issues, medications, growth charts, allergies, immunizations and medical, surgical and family history.

What is Epic system?

The Epic system integrates information from anywhere you receive treatment at King’s Daughters. It allows physicians and caregivers to have a complete clinical profile, in a secure, state-of-the-art system. As a patient of King's Daughters, you have free secure online access to portions of your medical record.

What is the Epic system at King's Daughters?

The Epic system integrates information from anywhere you receive treatment at King’s Daughters.

Is the Film Library closed?

The Medical Records Department and the Film Library are currently closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please call our Medical Records department at (606) 408-1815 to make arrangements to receive your medical records.