samaritan hospital lebanon oregon patient portal

What is Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital?

Access Your Chart With OpenNotes. Samaritan patients age 18 and over using the MyChart patient portal are able to see their doctors’ notes online. With OpenNotes, you can become an even more informed member of your health care team. OpenNotes helps: Make care more efficient. Improve communication. Help you be more involved with your health care.

What is WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital?

Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital is a full-service, 25-bed critical access hospital serving the east Linn County communities of Lebanon, Sweet Home, Brownsville and smaller neighboring Oregon communities.

What can I do with a Samaritan portal?

Navigating MySamaritanHealth portals If you haven’t received login information for MySamaritanHealth.com, please start by filling out the MySamaritanHealth.com patient access request form. Then fax to 315-785-4645 (Hospital Portal Only) If you have login information, select the doctor’s office or facility you’d like to access from the list below.

How do I request patient access to mysamaritanhealth?

Patient Portal Sign up to access your medical records online. Whether you’ve been seen at Samaritan Clinic or Samaritan Hospital, we offer you flexibility to access your health information when you want it. Samaritan Patient Records (MyChart) MyChart is your electronic patient record.

Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital

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Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital

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Samaritan Revises Visitor Restrictions at Hospitals & Clinics

Visitor restrictions are in place at all Samaritan hospitals and outpatient care areas and will be updated as needed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

What is mysamaritanhealth.com?

MySamaritanHealth.com is a secure online portal system that helps you manage many important aspects of your healthcare whenever it’s convenient for you. With your secure password, you can log into the online portals from any computer or smartphone with an Internet connection.

How long can you send a message to a physician at Samaritan?

Messages that you would send to your physician from the hospital portal may not be seen for several weeks, if ever, depending on how frequently your physician sees patients at Samaritan. Because Samaritan cannot guarantee that each message would be received in a timely manner, messages are not included in our portal.

How long does it take for lab results to appear in the portal?

Lab results appear in the portal six hours after they are completed. Not all lab tests are completed the same day as they are collected. Many are sent to specialized labs and can take several days to return. Pathology and transfusion reports are not included in the portal because they have special formatting.

Does Samaritan Hospital have a portal?

Samaritan Medical Center’s portal is specific to a patient’s stay at the hospital or a service they received at the hospital. Because it is separate software, it needs its own username and password.

How to sign up for MyChart?

To sign up for MyChart, click the button below, then click SIGN UP NOW. You will be asked to enter the MyChart Activation Code that was emailed to you. If you don’t have an activation code, click SIGN UP ONLINE. If you need assistance, call the MyChart Help Desk at 833.395.2035. MyChart SIGN-UP.

What is the phone number for MyChart?

If you have questions or need assistance using MyChart call the MyChart Help Desk at 833.395.2035. If you have questions about your specific health information in MyChart, please contact your provider’s office directly.

Diabetes & Nutrition Services

If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, pre-diabetes or are interested in learning more about healthy living, we can help you get on the right track.

Our classes

Due to COVID-19, many of our class schedules have changed and may now be offered virtually. Please call us for

Our Foot Clinic

Nerve damage, blood flow problems and infections can cause serious foot problems for some people with diabetes, which may result in amputations.

Visitor Information

Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital - Diabetes Education. Department of Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital 525 N Santiam Highway Lebanon, OR 97355