ou childrens patient portal

How do I contact OU Health Patient Portal support?

Tests, procedures, lab and radiology at hospital locations, Stephenson Cancer Center and OU Health Physicians in Oklahoma City Hospital Patient Portal Support at (844) 875-5476 Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Why choose Oklahoma Children's Hospital at OU Health?

With more than 335 doctors and advanced practice providers at Oklahoma Children's Hospital at OU Health committed to the care of children, you and your loved ones benefit from many pediatric-specific services available nowhere else in Oklahoma, including some first-in-the-world, pioneering procedures and innovations in patient care.

What kind of services does OU Health offer?

Inpatient hospital admissions and emergency room visits to Oklahoma Children’s Hospital, OU Health Edmond Medical Center and University of Oklahoma Medical Center Tests, procedures, lab and radiology at hospital locations, Stephenson Cancer Center and OU Health Physicians in Oklahoma City

How can I Manage my Child’s health through the patient portals?

Whether your child is seeing a Children’s National Hospital specialist or one of our primary care pediatricians, you can manage your child’s health information, access medical records and more through our online patient portals. Please do not use the patient portals if your child requires immediate assistance.

Top-quality, comprehensive child and family centered care close to home

Bring your loved ones to Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health for pediatric services and specialists you won’t find anywhere else in Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City’s only 24/7 pediatric emergency room.

Oklahoma Health Hub

Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health has announced the completion and opening of its new pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (CICU). The 25-bed ...

What to do if your child is in a life threatening emergency?

Please do not use the patient portals if your child requires immediate assistance. Call your physician's office directly . If it is a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

How to find MRN in a hospital?

You can get the patient's MRN any of the following ways: The patient's MRN can be found on: discharge documents, clinic notes, the patient's hospital bracelet or a billing statement. Call 866-355-0385 and select Option 1. Call Medical Records at 202-476-5267 and select Option 7.

What is OU health?

Throughout your child’s early life, from birth through adolescence, your OU Health primary care doctor works with you and your family and your community to promote a healthy family and a healthy life. Take advantage of special programs in Tulsa to help yourself and your child get a strong start in life: 1 HealthySteps Tulsa – Promotes nurturing parenting and healthy early childhood development for babies and toddlers, especially those in low-income communities, through innovative, evidence-based pediatric primary care to support your child’s most important period of brain development 2 Fostering Hope of Tulsa – Assures continuity in health screenings, diagnoses and treatment by providing a trauma-informed “medical home” for children living in an out-of-home placement or with their biological family

How many doctors are there at OU Health?

Backed by more than 300 physicians in diverse specialties ranging from adolescent medicine and women’s health to neurology, sports medicine, surgery and more, your OU Health pediatric primary care team provides the expertise and coordinated plans you need to keep your family healthy and well.

What is the purpose of Oklahoma Children's Hospital?

When you choose Oklahoma Children’s Hospital to help meet your family’s healthcare needs, your child’s pediatrician diagnoses and treats a variety of common childhood ailments, ...

What age does Oklahoma Children's Hospital offer pediatric care?

Choose from a full range of the most innovative and comprehensive pediatric services and follow-up care at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital for children through age 13, including diagnostic tests, health education and counseling.

What is urgent care?

Urgent care – Prompt care for typical childhood health conditions or minor injuries when you can’t reach your primary care doctor or pediatrician after hours; includes symptoms of colds and flu, minor or non-life-threatening allergic reactions, asthma therapy, poison ivy, insect bites and stings, sprains or broken bones, muscle strains, minor cuts or burns