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What is myeclinic at Skagit Regional Health?

Skagit Regional Health's MyEClinic is available 24/7 and lets you call or video chat with a provider for a $40 flat rate per session. MyEClinic brings the care to you, when and where you need it. If you are seeking testing for COVID-19 you must do so in person.

Can I visit the hospitals in Skagit County?

Skagit Regional Health is restricting all visitors at Skagit Valley Hospital and Cascade Valley Hospital, and limiting access points to the hospitals and clinics until further notice. There are some exceptions which can be viewed at https://www.skagitregionalhealth.org/updates/covid-19-visitation-restrictions. We appreciate your patience.

How do I verify my identity to create a MyChart account?

In order to grant you a MyChart account, we will verify your identity using questions from a third-party verification system. Once verified, you will be able to create your MyChart account. If you have any questions, please contact your clinic.

Why is patient privacy and safety important to MyChart?

* Patient privacy and safety are very important to us. Some MyChart features will become available after a clinical visit with your provider, to make sure that all medical information is accurate before this data is brought into your MyChart account. You may contact your provider through the portal if you have questions.

What is a myeclinic?

MyEClinic providers treat a variety of minor illnesses and common conditions, such as pink eye, rash, urinary tract infections, sinus symptoms and more and are able to prescribe medications when appropriate.

How long does a MyEClinic visit last?

MyEClinic visits typically last about 20 minutes and cost a flat rate of $40. We will provide a summary of your visit that is accessible via your online account. We can even help you find a new doctor. Any prescriptions deemed clinically appropriate will be called in to your local pharmacy.

What to do if your symptoms worsen?

If at any point your symptoms worsen or you feel like you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 9-1-1 or proceed to the nearest emergency department.

What is discharge planning at Skagit Valley Hospital?

For patients staying at Skagit Valley Hospital or Cascade Valley Hospital, discharge planning by a nurse or social worker is available every day during business hours. Discharge planning will assist you with planning a safe, appropriate discharge either to home or to an alternative level of care, such as a skilled nursing facility.

What is spiritual care at Skagit Regional Health?

The Spiritual Care Department at Skagit Regional Health provides emotional and spiritual support for patients, families and staff. Chaplains respond to requests for care from patients and families, contact local faith communities according to patient wishes and support patients and families during times of great stress or bereavement. Several spiritual care volunteers aid in caring for patients of particular faith communities.

What is the Interpreter Services Department?

The Interpreter Services Department provides language interpretation and translation of documents as needed for all Skagit Regional Health patients. Translation services are also available during a clinical visit or inpatient stay. Patients needing translation services can inform their clinical team and options will be provided.

What to do if you need an interpreter?

If you or a patient requires an interpreter or has special speech or hearing impaired requirements, inform a nurse or other staff member for assistance. Resources are available to assist speech and hearing impaired patients.