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How do I contact the patient portal?

If you have questions about the patient portal, please call 217-258-2516 or email: PatientPortal@sblhs.org Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm. If you are seeking medical record information prior to April 1, 2017, please contact your provider or call SBL Medical Record Management at 217-258-2536.

Is it safe to visit Sarah Bush Lincoln Hospital?

For the safety of patients, Sarah Bush Lincoln requests that visitors be healthy with no symptoms of cold, flu or other illnesses. In the Women & Children’s Center, no one under the age of 18 will be permitted to visit unless they are siblings or parents of the patient being visited.

What is Sarah Bush Lincoln’s visitor policy?

In an effort to provide an environment that promotes healing, is safe, and is comfortable, Sarah Bush Lincoln supports a flexible visitor policy. Our patients control their own visitor flow. Patients may appoint a “support person” who helps fulfill their wishes. Patients may also identify persons they wish to be admitted as visitors.

What can I do at Sarah Bush Lincoln?

Sarah Bush Lincoln opens it arms and welcomes those who wish to volunteer. Volunteers greet guests, deliver mail, work in the Gift Shop, fulfill clerical duties and so much more. They are important part of the care provided at SBL. Learn more about how you can become involved with Sarah Bush Lincoln.

Patient Information

The following will provide you and your family members the information you'll need throughout your stay. More detailed information is available in your patient welcome guide. If you have further questions, don't hesitate to ask. We want you to be informed about your care, comfortable with your surroundings and pleased with your service.

Upon Arrival

Please check with your nurse about personal items that you can have during your stay or that could be provided for your use. Valuables, cash and jewelry should not be kept in your room during your stay. If you cannot send these items home for safe keeping, ask your nurse how to have them secured until you go home.

Going Home

You can leave the Health Center after your doctor discharges you and you receive instructions either from your doctor or a nurse.