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What is the Marshall Medical Center patient portal proxy request?

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How do I get patient information for Marshall Health?

Marshall Medical Center provides the Web Site MyChart ("MyChart") to allow Marshall Medical patients and authorized patient representatives to view health-care information, communicate with the patient’s health-care providers and staff, request appointments, and …

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Where is the Marshall Hospital in Placerville?

Apr 20, 2015 · When you visit Marshall Medical’s website at www.mmcenters.com, the home page has a Patient Portal button. When you click it, a screen pops up for login and password then takes you inside the portal. You will be asked to enter your name, address, date of birth and email address, followed by a series of security questions. What is on the portal?

What is myhealthfile?

myHealthFile is the combined patient portal that allows you to access your health information from inpatient and outpatient visits at Cabell Huntington Hospital and clinic visits with Marshall Health providers.

How to view lab results?

You can view all normal test and lab results the moment they are available to you. Click the “Health Record” tab, and then the “Results” tab. Search your results by date to locate the lab work or test results you’re interested in seeing.

What is a Patient Portal?

A Patient Portal is a secure online website that gives patients convenient 24-hour access to their personal health information. It can be used anywhere with an Internet connection using a web browser on your home computer, Smartphone or tablet device.

What information can I find in the Patient Portal?

The information on the portal is from Marshall Medical Centers’ electronic health record. Using a secure username and password, patients can pay their bills online and view a summary of their health records.

How do you get signed up?

Anyone who has been a patient at Marshall North or South or has been there for testing has records on file and can obtain access to the Patient Portal. Simply stop by either of the two hospitals and ask to be directed to the Health Information Management department.

Where is the portal?

When you visit Marshall Medical’s website at www.mmcenters.com, the home page has a Patient Portal button. When you click it, a screen pops up for login and password then takes you inside the portal. You will be asked to enter your name, address, date of birth and email address, followed by a series of security questions.

What is on the portal?

The portal does not contain the complete medical record. It lists medications, procedures and lab results, such as cholesterol levels from a blood test. It does not include nurses’ notes or doctors’ notes, but it does contain diagnoses.

Electronic Health Records

Marshall Medical Center offers a secure electronic health record to help patients understand and manage their care. Marshall’s MyChart provides immediate access to your medical records.

Health Information Management

This department is responsible for collecting, processing, storing and safeguarding the patient medical records. Please call for an appointment to review or obtain copies of appropriate records.

TEMPORARY VISITOR RESTRICTIONS

Effective August 11, 2021: A new California healthcare regulation requires that visitors for hospitalized patients will need to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID test result from the past 72 hours.

Thank you for entrusting Marshall with your medical care

On these pages you will find the information you need for your hospital stay or surgery, whether it's inpatient or outpatient. At Marshall, your care comes first. That means you can expect excellent medical care, combined with compassionate service focused on your needs.