lake health district patient portal

How do I Contact Lake health clinic after hours?

Patient Portal. Careers. Our Mission. At Lake Health District we strive for excellence in everything we do. We provide quality care to all citizens of all ages. We are looking forward to meet the changing health care needs of Lakeview and the surrounding area. At the same time, we are a stable organization that is financially sound.

How do I get my prescription filled at Lake health?

You can also pay your bill or check your balance 24/7 through our automated patient billing phone service line at 440-306-5319. Lake Health’s patient portals give you easy access to test results, upcoming appointments, recent visit records and more.

Is Lake health covered by my insurance?

The organization is responsible to address patient care complaints and grievances they receive. To make a report to the state, call the Healthcare Regulation and Quality Improvement department of the Oregon Health Authority at (971) 673-0540.

Where to sign up for Lake Health portal?

Sign up for either portal at Lake Health patient registration areas or your doctor’s office.

What is Lake Health?

You want a true health care partner. Since 1902, Lake Health has been dedicated to providing innovative, empathetic health care to everyone in and around Lake County. Rather than focusing on treatment episodes, we provide a lifetime of health and wellness, embracing a philosophy of patient- and family-centered care.

What is Lake Health Connect?

Use the Lake Health Connect: My Health portal to see information about your care at Lake Health urgent cares; TriPoint, West or Madison Emergency Departments; overnight stays at TriPoint or West medical centers; and radiology or lab tests taken at any Lake Health facility other than your doctor’s office.

Is Lake Health covered by insurance?

Most major insurance providers include Lake Health in their coverage, however there are more narrow networks where access maybe restricted. Please check with your insurance carrier to make sure Lake Health is in network.

What is the phone number for Oregon Health Authority?

To make a report to the state, call the Healthcare Regulation and Quality Improvement department of the Oregon Health Authority at (971) 673-0540.

What is EDR in healthcare?

EDR is a patient-centered approach to care after harm that gives health care facilities and providers a way to continue caring for patients and their families, to learn from undesired outcomes, and to prevent harm to patients in the future.

What is Lake Health Clinic?

Lake Health Clinic, a patient-centered primary care home, offers a comprehensive array of health and wellness services to meet the needs of every member of your family, from infants to seniors. Whether it be an annual physical, immunizations for travel abroad, or a strep test, you will find what you need here.

How to view clinical data from a visit?

To view clinical data from your visit, including test results and information about allergies, medications, immunizations, and health issues, check out the Patient Portal by clicking the link on the right side of the page.

What does primary care mean?

Your primary care provider will ensure that you are getting all the appropriate preventive care and diagnostic tests based on your age and situation. Nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle choices can have a major impact on your health. When your care requires a referral to a specialist, you will know that your care will be coordinated effectively.

Does Lake Health Clinic accept insurance?

Welcome to Lake Health Clinic! We have five providers offering the full range of healthcare services to our community. Our services include all urgent care, routine family practice, and intermediate care without the long waits that accompany the emergency room and at a cost savings to you. We accept all insurance plans in the area for your convenience and are accepting new patients.

Careers

Find your opportunity to join our vibrant, patient- and family-centered health care system.

Caring for Our Community

Lake Health has been the first choice for superior care close to home for residents of Lake County and neighboring communities since 1902.

Support the Health of Our Community

Donations made to Lake Health Foundation enhance patient care, including the support of projects that improve facilities, advance technology and expand community programs. Your support helps fulfill the health care needs of our community.

What is the phone number for Lake District Health?

If you have questions, please talk to your provider or call the Lake District Health Compliance/Risk Management at 541-947-7298.

What is patient portal?

The Patient Portal offers you secure online access to portions of your medical records at your convenience.

How to access my child's medical records?

If you are a minor and you would like to access your own health information, or a parent and would like to access your child's medical records, please contact Health Information Management Medical Records at 541-947-2114 to further discuss your request for records or you may complete the Authorization for Release of Information form.

Can a Durable Power of Attorney request medical records?

Please note: many Durable Power of Attorney documents do not include language which allows a designated person to request medical records on a patient’s behalf.

Can parents access my medical records electronically?

To protect minors’ privacy, parents are not granted access to their child’s records electronically. Some medical records are specifically protected from disclosure to a minor’s parents. However, many types of records are not specifically protected.

Can a person make their own decisions about their health care in Oregon?

In Oregon, capable adults may make their own decisions about their health care. Capable adults may also access their own health care records, and under most circumstances, may also decide who can access their health records.

Who is required to notify authorities of a minor's health condition?

Certain circumstances require doctors, nurses, social workers, teachers, police officers and some other adults to notify authorities of a minor’s health condition, or of a concern about a minor’s safety.