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How to access patient portal?

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How do I enroll in the patient portal?

The Advocate Sherman Hospital patient portal is a free, password-protected, web-based service that allows Sherman patients to securely access portions of their electronic medical record related to hospital visits, procedures and tests. Received a portal invitation via email or already a member? Click here . What can you do with this patient portal?

How to get your patients to use your patient portal?

Patient Portal Welcome to your Patient Portal Get started by verifying your access code , which you can find in the email, text, or print-out your provider gave you.

What can I do on the patient portal?

On the go? Get the LiveWell app. LiveWell makes managing your health and wellness even easier. With the app, you'll find more ways to live well on the go – message your primary care provider, get test results, practice guided meditation and more. Select the iOS App Store or Android Google Play button below to download.

What is Advocate Aurora?

Advocate Aurora is engaged in hundreds of clinical trials and research studies and is nationally recognized for its expertise in cardiology, neurosciences, oncology, and pediatrics. The organization also contributed $2.2 billion in charitable care and services to its communities in 2019.

How long does LiveWell take to time out?

For security reasons, LiveWell with Advocate Aurora Health automatically times out after 20 minutes of inactivity. As an added precaution, and to protect your privacy, please sign out of LiveWell whenever you leave your computer.

Can you compare lab results?

Yes. To compare multiple lab values: Sign in to the LiveWell with Advocate Aurora Health website. From the Health menu, select Test Results. Choose the test you'd like to compare results for. From the test details page, select the Past Results tab or the Graph of Past Results tab.

What happens if a provider closes a message?

If the provider closes the message before you can send your response, you won't be able to reply to the original message. You'll then need to create a new message.

How long does it take to sign out of LiveWell?

If you were automatically signed out, please wait 5-10 minutes before signing back into the LiveWell app or website.

What is part of the admission process?

Part of the admission process included signing a Health Care Consent Form that covered important information regarding your stay. If you did not read this form in its entirety, we recommend you do so.

How to contact a financial counselor?

Our financial counselors may be reached at 708-684-5069.

Where is the ATM machine in the hospital?

An ATM machine is located in the main hospital on the first floor across from the Cashier. There is also one in the Walgreens Pharmacy on the ground floor of the Outpatient Pavilion.

Can you smoke in a hospital?

Cell phone use is permitted throughout the medical center. In keeping with Advocate’s mission to promote health and wellness, smoking is not allowed anywhere on any hospital campuses, courtyards, parking towers or parking lots.

What do you need to wear to hospital?

During your hospital stay, you will only need a few personal items, such as toiletries, bathrobe, slippers and a nightgown or pajamas. We do provide hospital attire which is often more practical during your first few days. After that, you may prefer to wear your own clothing.

How to make a long distance call?

Long distance calls can be made at any time by dialing 9.0. and the number. Long distance calls cannot be charged to your room, so the call must be placed with a calling card, pre-paid phone card or by calling collect. Your family and friends can call you by dialing 708-684-8000 and speaking to the operator.

Does Christ Medical Center have a sign language interpreter?

We provide qualified sign-language/language interpreters and other auxiliary aids, when necessary, so that patients can benefit from medical center services. These auxiliary aids and services will also be afforded to a patient’s representative who has primary responsibility for communicating with Christ Medical Center staff about the patient’s treatment and care. All of these additional services will be provided at no cost to the patient. Patients and visitors who need a sign-language/ language interpreter can request these services through a nurse or other members of the patient care team.