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How do I contact the BayCare patient portal?

Nov 30, 2021 · ShorePoint Health Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda is pleased to offer patients easy, secure and convenient access to their personal health information via its new MyHealthHome online portal, with access to information for visits starting on 9/18/21 . Through our new MyHealthHome patient portal, you can: Securely and easily manage your healthcare ...

How do I get my test results from BayCare?

Bravera Health is pleased to offer patients easy, secure and convenient access to their personal health information via its new MyHealthHome online portal, with access to information for visits starting on 9/18/21 for Brooksville & Spring Hill and 12/6/21 for Seven Rivers . Through our new MyHealthHome patient portal, you can: Securely and ...

Where is the Port Charlotte Medical Center located?

THE PATIENT PORTAL Charlotte County Employee Health Centers All patients with a unique valid email address should receive an email invitation from “no-reply@eclinicalmail.com” with the subject line: Patient Portal Access Information from My Health Onsite (MHO). (Please check spam/junk folders) To access your New Patient Portal, simply follow

When can I view records for BayCare visits?

For additional assistance with the BayCare patient portal, please call (888) 499-9003. *Parents of patients ages 0 to 12 (11 years and 364 days old) may establish access to the BayCare patient portal, myBayCare.org, on their child's behalf at their next BayCare visit.

Two Ways to Create Your MyHealthHome Account

Enrollment Invitation – Bravera Health will send an email to the email address you provided upon registration to the hospital. Follow the instructions in that message to create your account.

Connect to your MyHealthHome Account

If you have already signed up for MyHealthHome, click here to login to your account.

Note to previous Portal Users

Previous Portal Users will need to create an account with MyHealthHome in order to continue accessing their personal health information. Information contained in the previous patient portal can still be accessed by contacting your local hospital. Click here for information on how to do that.

Customer Support

Call (800) 669-4096 if you have difficulty registering or using this service.

Check out the new look

The next time you sign into your account on the BayCare Patient Portal, you’ll notice it’s been updated with a new, more contemporary look. It features a modern design with clear, easy-to-use toolbars and large text that’s easy to read.

Features of myBayCare

Your personal health record, which includes any information you’ve provided about your health conditions, medications, supplements and allergies

Is it safe to have surgery at your hospital?

Our hospitals continuously work to be prepared for all types of infectious diseases. In addition to wearing facemasks and other personal protective equipment, and washing hands before and after caring for each patient, we have taken a number of additional steps designed to keep all who enter the facility safe. These include:

Where do I go for Pre-Admission Testing?

At both facilities, pre-admission testing is done by appointment. Once your appointment is scheduled you will be instructed where to go.

Where do I go when I come back for my surgery?

As you come to the hospital for your appointment, you will be instructed to enter through the Main Entrance or ER Entrance and we ask that you bring and wear your own personal mask. Your temperature will be taken and you will be asked a few questions as part of the screening we do for everyone who enters the hospital, including staff.

Do I need a COVID-19 test before my surgery?

A COVID-19 test will be a part of your pre-surgery testing. Your doctor will let you know if this is needed and will arrange for you to complete your pre-surgery testing within 48 - 72 hours prior to the date of the procedure to allow time to receive the test results. If you are tested, you will need to self-quarantine after the test is performed.

Why do I need to self-quarantine after my COVID-19 test?

To protect you, our physicians and staff, everyone entering the building must be free from symptoms of the coronavirus infection. Entering self-quarantine after you’ve been tested for COVID-19 limits your exposure to anyone who may be carrying the virus and prevents the spread of disease.

Women's Services

Healthy birthing or care partners for obstetric patients are limited to two and must remain the same persons the entire stay.

How can I access my medical records?

You can sign into MyChart, our online patient portal. You can use the portal to view your records, request medication refills, access test results, manage your appointments and more.

Valet Parking

Valet parking is free to patients and visitors. The valet parking staff are available from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday near the main entrance.

Can I visit my loved one in the hospital during the pandemic?

We update our hospital visitation every Wednesday, based upon the risk of COVID-19 spread, the number of COVID-19 patients, hospital staffing and equipment levels.

Specialty Programs Available

Bariatrics & Surgical Weight-Loss: Our highly personal approach provides individual care plans based on your unique situation, and includes counseling, nutrition, exercise and medical and surgical treatment to ensure the best possible outcome for every patient.

Why Choose Bayshore Medical Center

Leaders in Cardiovascular Care: Awarded a 5-Star Rating for Cardiac Pacemaker Procedures by Healthgrades, the Gold Plus Award for Heart Failure Quality Achievement by the American Heart Association and designated as an Accredited Chest Pain Center by the American College of Cardiology.

About Bayshore Pathology

We are committed to providing services that will enable quicker turn-around of results with accuracy.

Services We Offer

Our mission is to provide the best service by committing to the highest standard of pathology practice.

General Pathology

We provide laboratory analysis of bodily fluids such as blood and urine, as well as tissues, using the tools of chemistry, clinical microbiology, hematology and molecular pathology.

Hematopathology

We provide diagnostic services and are focused on the careful morphologic, immunophenotypic, and genetic characterization of lymphoid and myeloid neoplasms.

Gastrointestinal Pathology

Our services related to the gastrointestinal tract include surgical pathology and cytology. It is used identify and rule out the nature of discovered malignancy or disease.

Urologic Pathology

We provide comprehensive evaluation of bladder, kidney, prostate, testis, ureter, and urine specimens.