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How to contact Palomar Health?

This will not update your information in our main system. You can contact the Palomar Health Medical Group Patient Portal Help team at (858) 675-3292 and they can assist you or send us a message through the portal.

How to retrieve password for patient portal?

You can retrieve your user password by following the instructions at the Patient Portal Welcome screen and selecting "forgot password?". If you are unable to retrieve your user name, please contact our Portal Help team at (858) 675-3292.

How to view my health records?

You can view the “Personal Health Record” by clicking on “My Chart” at top of the Home page, and then clicking on “View My Chart”. You may save a copy of the information as a PDF file by selecting “Download and send my chart”. If you would like copies of medical record documents (which are not on the Portal), please go to “Mail” and select “Compose Email” and then “Medical Records Request”.

What is the Arch support number?

If you are still having trouble, please contact the Arch Support Desk at (858) 675-3292.

Can you see lab results on Palomar Health?

Yes, you can see your lab results on the Palomar Health Medical Group Patient Portal as soon as they have been reviewed by your physician.

Is NextGen patient portal case sensitive?

Login to the NextGen Patient Portal website using your original user name and password. Your user name and password are case sensitive.

What is the number to call Paloma?

For comprehensive, high-quality, experienced pulmonology and sleep medicine, call Paloma Medical Group at 949-443-4303 ; for internal medicine and critical care, call Paloma Medical Group at 949-443-4303. Or use our convenient Request an Appointment form.

What is pulmonary medicine?

Pulmonary Medicine - Evaluation and care for patients with health problems involving the lungs. These include, but are not limited to, asthma, emphysema, COPD, bronchitis, interstitial lung disease, pleural effusions, pulmonary embolism, pulmonary hypertension, sarcoidosis, pulmonary fibrosis, and lung infections.