sampson county health department patient portal

How do I login to the Sampson Regional Medical Center portal?

This portal is for inpatients of Sampson Regional Medical Center. If you were recently admitted at Sampson Regional Medical Center, you may already be enrolled in the portal. To login, select the login button above to access the myHealthConnect portal. To learn more about myHealthConnect, click here.

How much does it cost to see a doctor at Sampson regional?

With a 25% discount offered by Sampson Regional Medical Center, the price is $76.50 for self-pay patients. If you have other questions or concerns, the North Carolina Division of Public Health is your best resource.

How does the patient portal work in Alabama?

Welcome to the Alabama Department of Public Health's Patient Portal. The Portal enables real-time collaboration between patients, providers and referring physicians to better manage your illnesses and treatments, allowing you and your provider to share healthcare information in a highly secure environment.

Where can I find information about confirmed cases in Sampson County?

Sampson County Emergency Management releases information about confirmed cases in Sampson County, including those confirmed by the hospital.

Where does my health information in the myHealthConnect portal come from?

The information in the portal comes from your Sampson Regional Medical Center electronic health record.

How do I log into the myHealthConnect?

If you are already a registered user, go to the login page, then simply enter your user name and password.

What if I have not registered to use the portal?

If you have not received a login ID, you self-enroll here . You will need to have your Medical Record # and current email address on file with the hospital.

Can my family access my information in the portal?

Only if you provide permission. If you wish to give your family or other caregivers access to your record in My Health Connect, you will need to fill out the Proxy Request form and return it to the Health Information Management (HIM) Department at Sampson Regional Medical Center.

Are my physician office records available here?

No. You will need to contact your physician for information regarding your health record in his/her practice. If your physician is part of Sampson Regional Professional Services (a hospital-owned practice) you can access the Follow My Health portal to view your health record, schedule appointments, and request prescription refills, and more.

Who do I contact for possible errors in my record?

Please contact our Health Information Management (HIM) Department for more information about how to amend your record. 910-592-8511 ext. 8485.

Who do I contact to discuss my results?

Contact your primary care physician or the provider who ordered the test.

Where is Sampson County Health Department?

Walk in or click here to schedule an appointment. Sampson County Health Department | 360 County Complex Rd, Clinton, NC 28328. Walk in and appointments available every Monday and Friday. For more information, please call (910) 490-1056 or (910) 592-1131.

What are the symptoms of a second shot of a syringe?

Symptoms include fever, chills, fatigue, muscle pain, joint pain, nausea and vomiting, and soreness at the injection site.

How are mutations tracked?

Mutations and variants have been monitored and tracked in the United States by sequence-based survelliance, lab studies, and epidemoilogical investigations. Viruses constantly change through mutations. As expected, multiple variations of the COVID-19 virus have been found. Sometimes new variants appear and disappear.

Visitor Screening & Guidelines

The only visitor entrance into the hospital is through the Emergency Room & Outpatient Entrance, accessed by Cooper Drive. The entrance on Beaman Street is closed to the public. Visitors can expect to be screened before gaining access to any area of the hospital.

Visitor Guidelines

Effective Friday, January 14, 2022, SampsonRMC visitor guidelines have changed. Visiting hours are during the hours of 9:00 am - 8:00 pm. Visitors must be 18 years of age or older.

Frequently Asked Questions

This is a rapidly evolving situation, and new information becomes available almost daily. To stay informed with the most recently available information, we recommend following The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC).

COVID-19 Testing & Billing

We are pleased to provide COVID-19 testing as supplies allow. Testing can be done at the main hospital for inpatients and emergency department patients and on at outpatient basis at our drive-through site located at Sampson Medical Group of Clinton.

For more information about COVID-19

If you have other questions or concerns, the North Carolina Division of Public Health is your best resource. You can reach their call line at 1-866-462-3821.