mount carmel patient doctor portal

Is there hospital visitor information at Mount Carmel?

Historical health information from Mount Carmel’s hospital patient portal. Questions? Please call MyChart customer support at 844-805-4357.

What's new at Mount Carmel medial?

Mount Carmel is a member of Trinity Health, one of the nation’s largest Catholic health systems. Our new patient portal is integrated with other member hospitals and providers from across the country. Mount Carmel changed its electronic health record system in October 2021.

Is Mount Carmel part of Trinity Health?

NextGen Patient Portal. Secure, reliable, 24-7 communication with your doctor is now as easy as logging onto your computer. Request an appointment, communicate with your doctor’s office and get health information online. NextGen Allows you to: Correspond online with your doctor’s office. Request appointments and receive appointment reminders.

How does epic work at Mount Carmel?

MyMountCarmel Mount Carmel Patient Portal. UserID: Password: Application: Click here to register Click here to reset password

We've moved to a new electronic health record and billing system that allows us to better meet your needs

Our new electronic health record, Epic, allows you to access information about the care you receive at any Mount Carmel facility or Mount Carmel Medical Group office in one patient portal called MyChart.

Online access

Communicate privately and securely with your provider. Schedule your appointments online with your provider.

About Trinity Health

Trinity Health is the parent company of your local health provider. Trinity Health is one of the largest multi-institutional Catholic health care delivery systems in the nation, serving diverse communities that include more than 30 million people across 22 states.

What is a video appointment?

A video appointment is also used to conduct preventative care visits, such as annual wellness visits.

How far in advance should you record your vital signs?

Insurance and credit card information. If possible, measure and record your vital signs approximately one hour in advance of your visit. These may include your height, weight, temperature, pulse, blood oxygen level, and blood pressure.