providence holy cross patient portal

Why choose Providence Holy Cross Medical Center?

The My Health Portal contains your Holy Cross Health hospital inpatient records and your diagnostic test results done at one of our facilities -- including COVID Screening results. Access your Holy Cross Health records and COVID Screening results If you have questions about the Holy Cross Health My Health portal, please contact 954-229-8746.

How do I contact Holy Cross health my health portal?

Providence Holy Cross Medical Center 15031 Rinaldi Street, Mission Hills, CA 91345 943.1 miles away 818-365-8051 A Message to our Community COVID-19 Vaccine Updates Changes to our visitation policy are in effect until further notice. We are monitoring this matter closely and will make adjustments, as necessary.

What is the my health portal?

At Providence Holy Cross Medical Center, we understand that hospital stays can sometimes feel uncomfortable, so we work tirelessly to make each hospital stay as simple and comfortable as possible. For over 50 years, our health care team has provided the best personalized and compassionate care.

Does Holy Cross offer online access to my medical records?

Providence Holy Cross has financial counselors who can help explain hospital charges for surgery. For more information, please call the number below that corresponds with the first letter of your last name. A - C: 818-496-4405; D - M: 818-496-4462; N - Z: 818-496-4245

Our Medical Groups

At the core of each of our medical groups is dedication to personalized, compassionate, comprehensive health care. We strive to meet the needs of the communities we serve, providing care when you need it, where you need it, and with specialized expertise.

Manage Your Care with MyChart

When you sign up for MyChart, you can manage your own medical record and your family’s medical records from home or any computer, tablet, or smartphone. Login to MyChart to:

Looking for a Different Location?

Enter your zip code or click the Use Current Location link to confirm your location. With this information, we can point you towards the doctors and hospitals that are nearest you.

Our world

Comprehensive genomic profiling is driving innovation and changing diagnostics across Providence's 51-hospital system.

What do pre-operative nurses call you?

A pre-operative nurse may call you before your surgery and ask you to come to the hospital for a pre-screening appointment. In preparation of surgery, you will be asked questions about your medical condition at your appointment, over the phone or on the day of surgery.

How to stop taking medications before surgery?

Medications. Ask your surgeon and primary doctor whether you should stop taking any medications prior to surgery. Follow all instructions from your doctors. Bring a list of medications, including the name, dosage and how often you take them to the hospital.

Can you wear contact lenses before surgery?

Do not wear contact lenses. Pre-surgery diet instructions. Unless otherwise instructed by your doctor, you must follow these diet instructions before your surgery. Do not eat or drink anything, including water or coffee, after midnight the night before surgery.

What to take for a syringe surgery?

Take essential medications (for your heart, thyroid, blood pressure, or antidepressants) with a small sip of water the morning of surgery. Bring nitroglycerin, inhalers, birth control pills, and/or eye drops if applicable. Do not bring other medications to the hospital.

How long should you stay home after surgery?

If you are having a procedure that requires anesthesia or a sedative, it is your responsibility to arrange in advance for a responsible adult (18 years or older) to drive you home and stay with you for the first 24 hours after surgery.

Can you brush your teeth after a tooth extraction?

You may brush your teeth but do not swallow any water. Avoid gum and candy, which are considered food. If your surgery is scheduled for 2:00 pm or later, contact your surgeon’s office for specific instructions. Try to get a good night’s sleep.

How long after surgery can you drive home?

If you are having a procedure that requires anesthesia or a sedative, it is your responsibility to arrange in advance for a responsible adult (18 years or older) to drive you home and remain with you for the first 24 hours after surgery.

Resources for caregivers

Get employment information like benefits and pay, emergency time off and back-up childcare resources.

Navigating Stress and Burnout

These are difficult times. To support you and to ease your way, we’ve created a special learning journey that empowers you to:

Additional tools and resources

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