santa rosa family health patient portal

How do I access my Santa Rosa Medical Center personal health information?

Santa Rosa Medical Center is pleased to offer patients easy, secure and convenient access to their personal health information via its new MyHealthHome online portal and mobile app, with access to information for visits starting on 11/18/2021 . Review clinical summaries of the care you received at Santa Rosa Medical Center

Are non-essential visitors allowed at Santa Rosa Medical Group?

All non-essential visitors are restricted at Santa Rosa Medical Group. We must take this extra step to protect our patients, staff, and our community against COVID-19. All patients are being screened for COVID-19 symptoms and risk factors and we have a response plan to protect patients and our staff should it be needed.

What is the phone number for Santa Rosa Medical Group?

They are encouraging individuals who are symptomatic to call 1 (866) 779-6121. At Santa Rosa Medical Group, our goal is to provide you and your loved ones with the best possible care and service at each of our conveniently located clinics.

Why choose Santa Rosa Medical Group?

At Santa Rosa Medical Group, our goal is to provide you and your loved ones with the best possible care and service at each of our conveniently located clinics. Our doctors, nurse practitioners, medical office staff and other health care professionals are available to assist you and offer professional, courteous service.

What is the number to call Santa Rosa Medical Group?

They are encouraging individuals who are symptomatic to call 1 (866) 779-6121 . At Santa Rosa Medical Group, our goal is to provide you and your loved ones with the best possible care and service at each of our conveniently located clinics.

Is Santa Rosa Medical Group restricted?

All non-essential visitors are restricted at Santa Rosa Medical Group. We must take this extra step to protect our patients, staff, and our community against COVID-19. All patients are being screened for COVID-19 symptoms and risk factors and we have a response plan to protect patients and our staff should it be needed. When a physician determines a patient meets the risk criteria, they will order testing and manage the patient’s care and ultimate disposition, in coordination with the Department of Health, as necessary.