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How do I contact NYU Langone Health?

Thank you for your interest in contacting NYU Langone Health. We look forward to addressing your question or concern. Please use one of the resources below to get more information, based on the nature of your inquiry. For help finding a doctor, please call 646-929-7875 or search for a specific doctor.

Why connect to NYU Langone Medical Centers Secure Intranet?

By connecting to NYU Langone Medical Centers secure intranet “Inside NYU Langone” you will have secure access to our electronic resources. The advanced connection will treat your machine as if it were part of our network.

What form of identification does NYU Langone use for patient identification?

For your safety, we use the PatientSecure ® system. With biometric technology, the system scans a unique feature of your hand to simplify patient registration and provide the most accurate form of patient identification for future visits to NYU Langone. We encourage you to review these forms as well:

When do I need to sign HIPAA forms at NYU Langone?

A visit to a doctor’s office to receive care from a physician or another medical professional. During your first visit to an NYU Langone facility, including a hospital, care location, or doctor’s office where the NYU Langone logo is displayed, you need to read and sign the Patient Privacy and HIPAA Rights forms.

How do I access MyChart NYU?

Download our app and sign in with your NYU Langone Health MyChart username and password to stay connected to your care. If you don't yet have a MyChart account, you can create your account now.

How do I make a NYU MyChart account?

If you are not a patient at NYU Langone, please call our MyChart Help Desk at 866-262-6458 so that we may create an account for you. After logging into your NYU Langone Health MyChart account, follow these steps to request access to your child's account: From the Menu, scroll to Sharing and select “Share My Record.”

How do I setup my NYU Langone email on my iPhone?

iOS (iPhone/iPad)From the Home Screen, select Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Add Account > Microsoft Exchange.Enter your e-mail address, password, and an optional description (Email can be your alias: first.last@nyu.edu or your full exchange account: username@mercury.law.nyu.edu)More items...

How do I upload documents to NYU MyChart?

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How do I add another child to MyChart?

For an AdultGo to Your Menu > Share My Record.Under Who Can See My Record?, click Invite Someone.Follow the instructions to send an email invitation to the person who you'd like to have access to your MyChart account. That person will need to accept the invitation and confirm that they know your date of birth.

How do I access my nyu email?

Once your NYU email is active, you can access your account via NYUHome by clicking the "NYU Email" card or navigating directly to email.nyu.edu. It is NYU policy that communications are sent via NYU email.

How do I add my NYU Langone email to Outlook?

Microsoft Outlook Choose Add a new e-mail account and click Next. Select either POP3 or IMAP. Enter your User and Logon information. For incoming mail server, enter imap.cims.nyu.edu.

How do I get my medical records from nyu?

CLINICAL RECORDS: Please be advised that in order to obtain a copy of your clinical health record, you must complete the form Authorization for Release of Health Information. The form is available as a PDF file at www.nyu.edu/shc/medicalrecords.

Can I upload a document to MyChart?

Tap Add a document or Image to upload an image or document for your upcoming appointment. You will need to have image or document files on your mobile device. If you do not have images available, you will have the option of capturing images or documents using your mobile device during the upload process.

How do I send a picture to MyChart?

Step 1: Log into MyChart. • On the my.clevelandclinic.org website, click the MyChart link.Step 2: Navigate to Personalize. • In the left-hand menu under Preferences, click the Personalize menu item.Step 3: Upload Photo. • Browse to your photo on your computer and select it to open.

How do I upload a document to Epic?

Uploading Documents into EpicSave the file as a PDF to your desktop or another folder.Log into Epic in the EHHOP department.Click the Epic button in the top left, select "Patient Care" > "Media Manager" from the drop-down, and select the patient for which you'd like to upload media. ... Select "Import".More items...

How long does an inpatient stay last?

An inpatient stay at a hospital, which usually lasts at least two nights, often for surgery, medical treatments, or to stabilize a serious illness or injury. An outpatient stay, which may take place at a hospital or one of our outpatient care centers, where you may have tests, a variety of treatments, or minor surgery.

How long do you stay in a hospital bed?

People under observation remain in a hospital bed while being monitored for a serious change in their medical condition, usually for less than 24 hours. During that time, a healthcare team decides if the patient needs to be admitted to the hospital.

How long does observation last?

People under observation remain in a hospital bed while being monitored for a serious change in their medical condition, usually for less than 24 hours. During that time, a healthcare team decides if the patient needs to be admitted to the hospital.

Find a Doctor

For help finding a doctor, please call 646-929-7875 or search for a specific doctor. If you’re trying to reach a specific location, please browse our list of locations for direct contact information.

Faculty Group Practice

NYU Langone’s Faculty Group Practice (FGP) members are a group of more than 3,000 doctors employed by NYU Langone. Other doctors on our website may be affiliated with NYU Langone, but be in private practice.