mt nittany medical records patient portal

How do I access my medical records?

Request Records To get a medical record at no cost, patients can access, download and print their medical record by logging onto their MyMountNittanyHealth patient portal. To request a MyMountNittanyHealth account, visit mymountnittanyhealth.com or contact our patient portal support services at 814.231.7103, or myMNH@mountnittany.org .

What is a medical record request?

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What is a medical record?

Request appointments, access records, pay bills and more with the My Mount Nittany Health patient portal. Patient Portal First-time portal user? Enroll Now For New Patients As a new patient, we encourage you to explore this page to help answer any questions you may have and to familiarize yourself with our practices. We look forward to meeting you.

My Mount Nittany Health

Request appointments, access records, pay bills and more with the My Mount Nittany Health patient portal.

For New Patients

As a new patient, we encourage you to explore this page to help answer any questions you may have and to familiarize yourself with our practices. We look forward to meeting you.

Price Estimator

Mount Nittany Health provides price estimates for a wide range of common medical services.

FAQs

We've tried to collect some of the questions that we get most frequently to ensure that our patients and visitors have as much information as possible before even coming to the Medical Center.

Guide to Satisfaction Rating and Surveys

The Patient Experience Rating is an average of all responses to care provider-related questions on our nationally recognized Press Ganey Satisfaction Survey. Responses are measured on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the best score.

COVID-19

What you need to know about COVID-19: Vaccine updates, patient information and news.

Emergency Department

When time is of the essence, and uncertainty fills your thoughts, we’re prepared and ready to help.

Virtual ER

Dedicated to improving access and convenient healthcare services, especially when protecting the health and safety of our community is of utmost concern.

Telehealth Appointments

Telehealth visits offer the convenience of having a visit with your trusted provider in the comfort of your home, your office – or anywhere.

How to get a copy of medical records?

If a patient wishes to have a copy of his or her medical records, the medical records office is able to process this request the following ways: 1 By phone at 814.234.6167 2 By email at medicalrecords@mountnittany.org

What is advance directive?

Advance healthcare directives. This advance healthcare directives guide gives general information about advance healthcare directives. It does not replace medical or legal advice from a professional. You should talk with your doctor about your advance healthcare directive. Consult an attorney if you want legal advice.

Can you plan a hospital visit in advance?

Planning for your stay. Not all visits to the hospital can be planned for in advance, but if you know that you are going to be admitted to Mount Nittany Medical Center on a specific date for a planned procedure, there are certain steps you can take to prepare both yourself and your loved ones.

What are preoperative instructions?

Preoperative instructions. Depending on the procedure you will be undergoing at the Medical Center, your physician may have provided you with a set of preoperative instructions. Be sure to read them and do exactly as they say. The information included in these instructions is there for your safety.

What is an outpatient observation?

Outpatient observation. Outpatient observation allows your doctor to assess your condition and decide if you need to be admitted to the hospital as an inpatient or if you can be safely discharged. This decision is based on clinical guidelines about your illness and the services needed for your care.