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Why choose LSU healthcare network?

Patient Portal WEVO Channel Emergencies Appointments Location & Hours Forms & Survey Immunizations Sexual Assault Resources COVID-19 Roadmap LSU will follow all CDC and state safety guidance. Updates and modifications to fall reopening will be communicated on …

How do I sign up for Ochsner LSU Health MyChart?

Communicate with your doctor. Get answers to your medical questions from the comfort of your own home. Access your test results. No more waiting for a phone call or letter – view your results and your doctor's comments within days. Request prescription refills. Send a refill request for …

Why LSU Health Shreveport for medical research?

1-855-631-6628 (ACS) 504-412-1827 or hnbilling@lsuhsc.edu (LSUHN Billing) Compliance and Complaints. 1-800-350-9441 (All Calls are Confidential) HNCompliance@lsuhsc.edu. After Hours Assistance. Please call the clinic directly. Find your clinic phone number. Medical Record …

What do I need to bring to an appointment at LSU?

Log on using your myLSU username and password. In order to create access, students are asked to cancel appointments with at least 12-hours notice. Failing to do so will result in a “no-show” …

What is the phone number for Student Health Center?

Wellness and Health Promotion, Ground Floor - 225-578-5718. Student Health Center appointments are in high demand. Failing to cancel an appointment with at least 24 hours notice can prevent others from accessing services and may result in a "no-show" fee.

How much notice do you need to cancel a student health appointment?

Student Health Center appointments are in high demand. Failing to cancel an appointment with at least 24 hours notice can prevent others from accessing services and may result in a "no-show" fee.

Our Services

The LSU Healthcare Network is proud to offer over 30 specialties with numerous sub-specialties to meet your healthcare needs.

What you would like to do?

The LSU Healthcare Network offers world-class healthcare by combining cutting-edge research, advanced technologies and the latest medical treatment protocols.

Tweet with LSU

All LSU Healthcare Network clinics remain closed through Monday, September 6. We will continue to update patients and employees as the situation progresses and keep you apprised of reopening plans. Please take care of yourselves and stay safe.

How to set up a virtual visit?

You must have the following in order to set up a virtual visit through MyChart: 1 A smartphone or tablet with either the Apple iOS or Android operating system 2 A front-facing (“selfie”) camera 3 An active MyChart account 4 The MyChart app installed on your device with Ochsner Health selected as your provided

How to check my chart?

With MyChart, you can: 1 Check your test results 2 Request refills on your prescription medications 3 Schedule your appointments, and view details of previous or upcoming appointments 4 Send a secure message to your provider 5 View your immunizations and medical records

What is the only medical school in Louisiana?

School of Medicine. LSU Health Shreveport is home to the only medical school in north Louisiana and one of only three in the state. A medical school is a tertiary educational institution teaching medicine resulting in a professional degree for physicians.

Is LSU a medical school?

LSU Health Shreveport is home to the only medical school in north Louisiana and one of only three in the state. A medical school is a tertiary educational institution teaching medicine resulting in a professional degree for physicians.

What is the goal of LSU Health Shreveport?

The goal of medical research at LSU Health Shreveport is to improve our health and extends from basic science discovery to the development of treatment protocols and new diagnostics. Learn about our COVID-19 research efforts.

What is the B.1.1.7 variant?

LSU Health Shreveport sequencing also reveals that B.1.1.7, sometimes called “the U.K. variant,” remains dominant in North Louisiana, as is the case in the rest of the United States, as well. Read More about LSU Health Shreveport detects first reported B.1.617.2 (Indian) COVID-19 variant in Louisiana.