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How can I get my medical records from USC?

The student health portal MySHR ( https://usc.edu/myshr) is your online source for making appointments, communicating with your health care providers, accessing medical information and viewing test results. Your USC NetID needs to be activated prior to logging in to MySHR.

What is the myusc portal?

Our most popular method is through myUSCchart, our patient portal, but you also may obtain records through our HIPAA-compliant authorization form. Your rights regarding your health information Below are listed your rights as a patient to access your health information: Right to request access to your health information

What's new at Keck Medicine of USC?

If you are a patient of Keck Medicine of USC and need assistance in accessing the patient portal, please call (877) 621-8014. For immediate assistance in scheduling an appointment, please call (800) 872-2273. Please note that this myUSCchart should not be used for urgent medical matters.

How do I login to the La health portal app?

Send secure messages to your physician, access test results and request prescription renewals and appointments from your personal computer or smartphone via the patient portal at https://keckmedicine.org/my-usc-chart/. Alternatively, you may contact us at (800) USC-CARE (800-872-2273). In-person, faxed or mailed requests for medical records

How to access health information?

Below are listed your rights as a patient to access your health information: 1 Right to request access to your health information 2 Right to request amendments to your health information 3 Right to revoke your authorization 4 Right to an accounting of disclosures of your health information 5 Right to request how information is provided to you 6 Right to request restrictions on the use of your health information 7 Right to be notified of a breach 8 Right to a paper copy of this notice

What are the rights of a patient?

Below are listed your rights as a patient to access your health information: Right to request access to your health information. Right to request amendments to your health information. Right to revoke your authorization. Right to an accounting of disclosures of your health information.

What are the safety precautions for a hospital?

We have implemented the following safety precautions: 1 Before entering our buildings, all patients, staff and doctors are screened for COVID-19 symptoms, including fever. They are all provided with a face mask, which must be worn. 2 Hand sanitizer is widely available, and we encourage its use. 3 Physical distancing practices are in effect, including in waiting areas and elevators. 4 In order to minimize time spent in the waiting area, we are scheduling more space between visits and registering patients via telephone. 5 Doctors and staff are using the proper PPE for all visits. These may include a mask, protective eyewear or a plastic face shield. 6 Our facilities are continuously cleaned and our clinical areas, including examination rooms, are thoroughly cleaned before and after all visits. 7 COVID-19 patients and dedicated care teams are isolated on separate floors, using exclusive walkways and elevators. 8 Preoperative patients undergoing high-risk procedures are tested for COVID-19 48-72 hours prior to their appointment. Any patient that tests positive will be rescheduled. 9 If a visitor has any fever, cough or shortness of breath, they will not be allowed to enter our buildings.

How to contact Keck Medicine?

Call (800) USC-CARE (800-872-2273), and one of our representatives will help schedule your virtual visit with your doctor. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.

Is the ETC open 24 hours a day?

The ETC is open 24 hours a day and staffed by either an emergency medicine or internal medicine physician. If you need immediate emergency care, please call 911 or visit the emergency room at USC Verdugo Hills Hospital or your local emergency department. Learn about our crisis level of care guidelines ».