los angeles dmh patient portal

Who do I contact if I have issues logging into DMH?

DMH mHP Client User Guide. DMH mHP TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE. DMH mHP PRIVACY AND SECURITY POLICY. LACDMH Policy 501.01 Clients Rights To Access Protected Health Information. Consumer and Family Access to Computer Resources. Los Angeles Public Library Website. About The Client Portal.

What is DMH’s mission?

Download the new LA Health Portal App ( English guide / Spanish guide) and log in using your existing patient portal username and password. Call or email us with questions! The LA Health Portal is a free and secure website and mobile app designed to connect you to your doctors and your health information.

How do I contact DMH LPs training?

If you are experiencing issues with logging into the application, please contact DMH Help Desk at 213-351-1335. Mission Our mission at DMH is to optimize the hope, wellbeing and life trajectory of Los Angeles County’s most vulnerable through access to care and resources that promote not only independence and personal recovery but also ...

What is the MHP Patient Portal?

The mHP Patient Portal provides a set of alerts that you can activate and deactivate. If you wish to discontinue receiving alerts that you have activated, you have the ability to opt-out of these alerts by logging into the mHP Patient Portal and deactivating your alerts.

What information is included in the MHP Patient Portal?

Before registering for the mHP Patient Portal service, you should understand that the health information included in mHP Patient Portal may include health information you consider very sensitive including, but not limited to, information about sexually transmitted and other communicable diseases, drug and alcohol abuse, HIV/AIDS, and mental health services.

What is LACDMH?

Protecting patient privacy and health information is a priority for Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH). Our experience in dealing with sensitive health information has allowed us to develop a comprehensive privacy and security policy. We are committed to keeping your health information secure to the best of our abilities.

Is LACDMH a third party?

Some of the material on the website is provided by third parties and LACDMH is not responsible for any such third-party material. Any questions complaints or claims related to any product should be directed to the appropriate third party. LACDMH disclaims any responsibility for or liability related to such third-party material, such as warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of such information. LACDMH reserves the right to make changes and improvements at any time and without notice, and assumes no liability for damages incurred directly or indirectly as a result of errors, omissions or discrepancies. The health information contained herein should not be a substitute for the advice of a psychiatrist and/or other mental health care provider.

What is mhp portal?

You acknowledge that mHP Patient Portal is a service offering given to you to promote an easy way to access your health information. You agree that LACDMH is not obligated to offer the mHP Patient Portal service to you and that LACDMH may terminate your ability to access and/or use mHP Patient Portal for any reason, including violation of these Terms and Conditions of Use. You can discontinue your use of mHP Patient Portal at any time or request your account to be deactivated at one of the LACDMH directly operated clinics.

What is temporary file?

When accessing certain applications and websites, a series of temporary files known as temp files are created and stored in the computer’s internal storage which is designed to hold information temporarily while a file is being created, accessed or viewed. Temporary files are used to help recover lost data if the program or computer is abnormally halted.

How does LACDMH communicate with you?

LACDMH may communicate with you through email. By accepting these Terms and Conditions of Use, you agree to receive essential communications by email. These communications may include (but are not limited to:

Connecting LA County

The DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence (COE) provides workforce development, through evidence-based trainings, consultation, and coaching, designed to improve community mental health and wellbeing.

Prevention Centered Collaboration

The COE represents the training and implementation arm of the DMH + UCLA Public Partnership for Wellbeing. The center is committed to transforming prevention services through online and in person professional development.

How are we promoting wellbeing in LA County?

Learn about our mission of prevention through professional development and our commitment to community-wide wellbeing.