saratoga health care patient portal

How do I sign up to use the Saratoga Hospital Patient Portal?

Patients of the Saratoga Community Health Center practice are eligible to enroll in the Patient Portal. For information on how to enroll or with questions on the Patient Portal, please review our Frequently Asked Questions below, or contact our office directly at 518-886-5600. Frequently Asked Questions Expand All Patient Portal

What is the Saratoga OB/GYN at Myrtle Street patient portal?

Through the Saratoga Hospital Patient Portal, patients are able to view and download, from their homes or other locations, select lab results, radiology and visit reports, discharge instructions, and other clinical information. To enroll while you are a patient in one of our facilities: Provide your email address to our registration staff

How can I learn more about telehealth services a Saratoga Hospital?

Patients of the Saratoga Hospital Medical Group - Primary Care Wilton practice are eligible to enroll in the Patient Portal. For information on how to enroll or with questions on the Patient Portal, please review our Frequently Asked Questions below, or contact our office directly at 518-886-5800. Frequently Asked Questions

What is the patient portal?

The Patient Portal is a secure online health management tool that allows you to view your medical information from your doctor’s office. Clicking on the button will take you to the Hixny portal page, where you can log in. . Saratoga Hospital Center for Breast Care Secure Online Payment Portal allows you to safely and easily make payments online

How to enroll in the Patient Portal?

How can I enroll for the Patient Portal? You can contact your Provider’s office and they will provide an activation code for you by phone or mail. Once you have that code: Visit the Patient Portal site. Click on the link “Activate Account” to log in for the first time. Fill in the requested information.

Where does the patient portal come from?

The information in the Patient Portal comes from the electronic health record (EHR) that the medical providers use to document your care and health information. Since the hospital and the providers each use an EHR specifically designed to meet the requirements of that setting, the Patient Portals are not the same.

What to do after hours?

After hours, an on call provider will return your call to assist you with medical advice and treatment. By contacting your primary care team first, you may be able avoid the need to visit urgent care or the emergency room. If you are having a medical emergency, please call 911.

How to enroll in the Patient Portal?

How can I enroll for the Patient Portal? You can contact your Provider’s office and they will provide an activation code for you by phone or mail. Once you have that code: Visit the Patient Portal site. Click on the link “Activate Account” to log in for the first time. Fill in the requested information.

Where does the patient portal come from?

The information in the Patient Portal comes from the electronic health record (EHR) that the medical providers use to document your care and health information. Since the hospital and the providers each use an EHR specifically designed to meet the requirements of that setting, the Patient Portals are not the same.

What to do after hours?

After hours, an on call provider will return your call to assist you with medical advice and treatment. By contacting your primary care team first, you may be able avoid the need to visit urgent care or the emergency room. If you are having a medical emergency, please call 911.

How to enroll in the Patient Portal?

How can I enroll for the Patient Portal? You can contact your Provider’s office and they will provide an activation code for you by phone or mail. Once you have that code: Visit the Patient Portal site. Click on the link “Activate Account” to log in for the first time. Fill in the requested information.

Where does the patient portal come from?

The information in the Patient Portal comes from the electronic health record (EHR) that the medical providers use to document your care and health information. Since the hospital and the providers each use an EHR specifically designed to meet the requirements of that setting, the Patient Portals are not the same.

What to do after hours?

After hours, an on call provider will return your call to assist you with medical advice and treatment. By contacting your primary care team first, you may be able avoid the need to visit urgent care or the emergency room. If you are having a medical emergency, please call 911.