nyp methodist patient portal

How do I create a patient portal account at NYP Brooklyn Methodist?

The patient portal is a personal health information site, hosted by NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, through Cerner Health, which lets you make secure connections with health providers at NYP Brooklyn Methodist and manage your own personal health information.

Where can I find medical records for New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital?

For patients of NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital, NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Groups Brooklyn and Hudson Valley, please use the patient portals below.

Why choose New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist for medical treatment?

NewYork-Presbyterian. Patient Portal . English. ... NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital . 506 Sixth St, Brooklyn, NY 11215. Log in . NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center . 622 West 168th Street, New York, NY 10032. Log in

What is the patient portal and how do I use it?

56-45 Main Street Flushing, NY 11355, First Floor Room S198. Opens in Google Maps. NYPQueens-HIM@nyp.org. (718) 670-1090. Hours.

Introducing Connect

We are committed to providing the highest quality care to our patients. To this end, we are implementing Epic, a single health record system. Along with Epic, we are introducing our new patient portal — Connect — which will give you detailed, trustworthy information about your health.

Select Your Location

To request a medical record, please visit Medical Records for more information.

Patient Portal and Medical Records

NewYork-Presbyterian Queens has patient portals to make it easy for you to access your personal medical records at your convenience, right here online.

Welcome to your Patient Portal

NewYork-Presbyterian Queens has patient portals to make it easy for you to access your personal medical records at your convenience, right here online.

Comprehensive Health Care in Brooklyn

NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital was named a Best Regional Hospital by U.S. News & World Report.

Explore Our Services & Specialties

Revolutionizing ambulatory care in Brooklyn, the Center for Community Health is staffed with world-class experts in numerous specialties and provides the highest quality, multi-disciplinary, patient-centered care.

Amazing Things are Happening Here

"I am so thankful that I received a quick, accurate diagnosis. This is not a common condition — things could have turned out very differently for me."

Recognized for the Highest Standards in Patient Care

NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital was named a Best Regional Hospital by U.S. News & World Report.

What is the phone number for nursing?

To take advantage of these services after 5pm or before 8am on weekdays, anytime on weekends, and/or anytime on holidays, call Nursing Administration at 718-780-3556. Questions and concerns about rights and responsibilities may be addressed to Patient Services Administration at:

What are advance directives?

At NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist, we want every patient to understand his or her right to accept or refuse medical treatment. Plus we encourage patients to plan ahead and provide "advance directives" in accordance with State law. "Advance directives" are verbal or written instructions made by you that tell the hospital what treatment you would like to receive should you be too sick to tell hospital staff yourself. The "directives" could include: 1 Health care proxy (you give permission to a trusted friend or family member to make medical decisions for you should you be too sick to make decisions yourself) 2 Do not resuscitate order (you give permission to Hospital staff to not revive you should your breathing or heartbeat stop) 3 Living will (you provide the Hospital with written directions requesting certain medical treatments)

What is a living will?

Living will (you provide the Hospital with written directions requesting certain medical treatments) For religious or personal reasons, if you choose not to issue any "advance directives," the hospital will honor your right.