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How do I sign up for PCHC's eHealth patient portal?

Patient Portal Your Visit Health Information Management 602-933-1490 FollowMyHealth™ is our Patient Portal to manage your child’s personal medical records with 24/7 secure online access from any computer, smartphone or tablet. Kids ages 13 and above can also access their own health records and use all of the tools available in FollowMyHealth.

How do I login to the patient portal as a patient?

Sign up for PCHC’s eHealth Patient Portal: Simply call your provider’s office or 207-404-8000 and ask to sign up! At your next appointment, tell the front desk staff that you would like to sign up for our eHealth Patient Portal. You can also call 992-9200 and sign up over the phone.

What is the eHealth patient portal?

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When will the patient portal be available?

24/7 Nurse Advice Hotline:866-418-2920 Fax:360-874-5595 Interpreter Assistance:360-377-3776 TTY & Hearing/Speech Disabled:711

Patient & Visitor Information

Your child's portal can be accessed after receiving your email invitation. Please log in through the link provided in the body of the invitation to fully set up the account.

What can I do with the Patient Portal?

Users can connect to the child’s information from Phoenix Children's, and also access the child’s health information from other health institutions that have partnered with FollowMyHealth.

Looking for Immunizations?

Immunizations are no longer available in Phoenix Children’s patient portal at this time. To access immunization information visit the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) webpage. Please note this may not be a complete immunization record due to limitations with reporting to ADHS.

How to register for the Patient Portal

If you or your child has been a patient at Phoenix Children’s Hospital, we’ve reserved an account just for you. All we need is your email address.

Questions or problems?

Contact Health Information Management (HIM) at 602-933-1490 or email patientportalsupport@phoenixchildrens.com.

How to log into PCHC portal?

When you want to log on to the eHealth Patient Portal, go to www.PCHC.com and click on the eHealth Login button at the top of the page. Then enter your username and the password that you created when you registered.

How to contact PCHC?

Call your provider’s office and tell them you have a question about the Patient Portal. They can transfer you to the correct person to help you. You may also email us anytime: patienthelpdesk@pchc.com

What is eHealth patient portal?

Our eHealth Patient Portal makes it easy to access your health care, whenever you need it, and wherever you are! Simply log in to this secure website on your computer or mobile device. Once logged in, you can:

Can you do a virtual visit with telehealth?

Request a new appointment: Face-to-face virtual office visits through Telehealth or phone call visits are available in addition to office visits. Your provider’s office will help you decide which type of visit is right for you.

What is access to medical records?

The access provides information, including but not limited to, medical procedures completed, medical history, medications taken, allergies, existing or developing medical conditions, etc. The patient can also download confidential medical records to a private computer for their personal records, as well as electronically share records ...

Do hospitals have to provide electronic access to patient records?

In compliance with the federal government’s Meaningful Use Initiative, all hospitals are being required to electronically provide patients (and/or a patient-authorized user) access to their patient record. Having electronic access through a personal, secured email will allow the patient the ability to review their medical record after their stay ...

When did PCH open?

Much has changed since PCH opened its doors to patients for the first time on December 20, 1970, but one thing has remained consistent – the commitment of our employees to provide the best possible health care to the community.

What is Princeton Community Hospital's priority?

Princeton Community Hospital and PCH Bluefield’s greatest priority during the COVID-19 pandemic is to provide the best possible care while protecting the health and well-being of all patients and employees. To help us achieve that objective, we ask that you please see your family doctor for minor medical issues and routine testing so that our ERs may more efficiently treat those with urgent medical needs.

How many visitors are allowed in a pediatric inpatient room?

Two (2) approved caretaker/visitors allowed at a time in patient’s room for pediatric inpatients. Two (2) approved visitors are permitted overnight for pediatric inpatients.

How old do you have to be to visit a hospital?

All visitors must be age 18 or above. Visitor must wear a mask at all times, even in the patient’s room. They should bring their own mask. If a visitor chooses not to wear a mask or not to comply with all visitation guidelines, they will be asked to leave immediately. Visitor must stay in the patient’s room.

How much does Princeton Community Hospital pay?

Princeton Community Hospital will pay up to $437.50/month or $5,250 annually to cover the minimum required loan payment for up to five years. The loan must be the original student loan and not one refinanced. RN will be contractually obligated to stay with the organization for a defined period of time in the same job, FTE, and department.

When was Princeton Memorial Hospital opened?

On December 5, 1970, official ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremonies were held for Princeton Community Hospital. On December 20, 1970, 41 patients were transported from the old Princeton Memorial Hospital to the new facility, and PCH opened its doors to the public.

Can a caregiver accompany a patient during surgery?

One (1) caregiver/visitor may accompany the patient and remain in the patient’s room while the patient is in surgery.