milton s hershey medical center patient portal

How do I find a patient at Milton Hershey Hospital?

Medical records : 717-531-8055. Learn more about medical records. Bone Density/Dexa Scan: 717-531-3799. By appointment Monday - Friday. Breast Imaging – Mammography: 717-531-3799. By appointment Monday - Friday. Computed Tomography (CT) Scans: 717-531-3799. By appointment Monday - Friday.

Who can use the Penn State Health Portal?

(6 days ago) My Penn State Health A patient will use this portal, if you have been hospitalized at Hampden Medical Center, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center or St. Joseph Medical Center. Most patients who attend a Penn State Health Medical Group in Dauphin and Cumberland counties will use this portal. Please call your outpatient clinic to verify.

What happens if I need to go to Hershey Medical Center?

Or you may sign up with the office staff during any visit to the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center or one of our Medical Group locations. ... Patient Portal - Sign-up. Don't have an account? Sign-up now. Contact customer service. For website support questions, contact My Penn State Health, at any time of day or night at 877-621-8014.

Is there parking at Penn State Hershey Medical Center?

Making a phone call, sending a get-well card, or paying a visit can brighten a patient' day and help the family feel supported. Find a patient at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. Call the CareLine at 800-243-1455 (toll-free), available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If the family has allowed us, we’ll confirm that the patient is with us and provide you with room number and …

Secure, convenient access to your medical records

My Penn State Health is a secure website where you can conveniently manage your health care information related to your visits with Penn State Health providers.

Sign up

You can create your account online using the Self-Enroll process. Or you may sign up with the office staff during any visit to the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center or one of our Medical Group locations.

In case of emergencies

Do not use My Health in the event of an emergency. For medical emergencies, please call 9-1-1 or your physician's office immediately.

FAQs: My Health Account Set-up and Access Restrictions

NOTE: Self-enrollment is only available for patients 14 years or older.

My Health Features

Yes, messages sent and received via My Health automatically become part of your medical record.

Holidays & Special Hours

Penn State Health is committed to the safety of patients, staff, visitors and the general public. We are currently only permitting family/support persons to accompany patients within our facilities. One family/support person is permitted per adult inpatient visit per day. Two parents/guardians are permitted per pediatric inpatient visit per day.

Parking Information

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. Parking is free to patients and visitors.

Accepted Insurances

We accept a variety of health insurance plans and will submit claims on your behalf. Certain coverage restrictions may apply based on your individual benefit package.

Research & Clinical Trials

We have an active clinical science research program and frequently seek volunteers to participate in clinical trials. These studies help our scientists improve diagnostic techniques, develop better treatments, and collaborate with other researchers.

Secure, convenient access to your medical records

My Penn State Health is a secure website where you can conveniently manage your health care information related to your visits with Penn State Health providers.

Sign up

You can create your account online using the Self-Enroll process. Or you may sign up with the office staff during any visit to the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center or one of our Medical Group locations.

In case of emergencies

Do not use My Health in the event of an emergency. For medical emergencies, please call 9-1-1 or your physician's office immediately.

What is the phone number for a syringe?

Call the CareLine at 800-243-1455 (toll-free), available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If the family has allowed us, we’ll confirm that the patient is with us and provide you with room number and direct phone number to the room.

What is the purpose of a television monitor during surgery?

During a patient’s surgery, a television monitor in the Surgical Waiting Area provides information about a patient’s status. Instead of using a patient's name, it uses the case number given to the family when the patient was admitted to the hospital.