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How do I get in touch with LVHN?

Problem accessing your MyLVHN account? For MyLVHN technical support, please call 1-844-4MY-LVHN (1-844-469-5846).

How do I contact Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN)?

Schedule your COVID-19 vaccine and other appointments, message your doctor, and even see an LVHN provider from the comfort of home with a video visit. With MyLVHN, you have on-demand access to your health anytime, anywhere. MyLVHN "How-To" Center Sign up or sign in today. Need help setting up a MyLVHN account? Call 888-402-LVHN (5846)

How do I Activate my LVHN or lvpg or coordinated health account?

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Is my medical information safe with Lehigh Valley Health Network?

3rd party applications - If you, as a patient of Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), find a 3rd party application that you would like to use to access and import your health information, LVHN provides the ability for you to use this application. To do this, you must establish a MyLVHN patient portal account since the security – user name and password – you set for MyLVHN …

Proxy access information

If you are a parent or guardian to a child or another person, request proxy access at their next LVHN, LVPG or Coordinated Health appointment. Proxy access lets you schedule appointments, check immunization records and set up LVHN Video Visits on their behalf. In order to set up proxy access, you will also need your own MyLVHN account.

MyLVHN is your path to COVID-19 vaccination

Everyone with a MyLVHN account is preregistered for a vaccine. You'll receive a notification when you are eligible and can schedule. Essential workers should fill out the essential worker questionnaire in MyLVHN. People who are new LVHN patients and have medical conditions, should fill out the COVID-19 Ages 18-64 Vaccine Request in MyLVHN.

How many visitors are allowed in LVHN waiting rooms?

In all LVHN surgery waiting rooms, two visitors are permitted per patient. Visitors are being seated at least six feet away from one another. Visitors are encouraged to use the EASE app, which sends real-time updates to loved ones. Visitors who drive patient for surgery are asked if they are willing to leave their phone number and go to another location so they can be called when the patient is ready for discharge.

How many visitors are allowed per patient?

Two visitors are permitted per patient. No children under 12 are permitted, unless approved by patient care services leadership. No visitors are allowed for patients with COVID-19, except for clergy and for patients who are at end-of-life.

How many support persons are allowed at a time?

One support person and one additional visitor at a time are allowed. Children under age 12 may not visit. During the second stage of labor and delivery (or the birth of the baby) a second support person is now allowed. Exceptions may be considered and approved by patient care services leadership.

Can clergy visit patients?

Effective April 6, clergy are permitted to visit patients in LVHN hospitals. If clergy chooses to enter the room of a patient with confirmed or possible COVID-19, proper personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn as directed by the nursing staff.

Do you have to wear a mask in Pennsylvania?

Mask Policy Reminder. Pennsylvania Department of Health release new guidance that states fully vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear a mask, it is important to know that these updated guidelines do not impact hospitals and health care organizations.

Do you have to wear a mask at LVHN?

All patients, visitors and colleagues are still required to wear a mask at all LVHN facilities , regardless of vaccination status.

Can you eat in a patient's room?

However, visitors should not eat or drink in the patient’s room. Visitors should visit the café to eat or purchase a drink. Elevator capacity remains limited to allow for social distancing. Visitors must abide by the signage posted in each elevator.

COVID-19

Find information you need about testing, care and vaccines as well as answers to frequently asked questions.

Video Visits

When illness strikes or a minor injury occurs, stay home and see a health care provider through an LVHN Video Visit. Available 24/7.

Walk-In Care

ExpressCARE is your answer for no appointment, walk-in care. We are here for you 365 days a year.

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