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Southern New Hampshire Health has transitioned from offering the eCare patient portals to SolutionHealth MyChart. This transition is part of a substantial upgrade to our medical records system to Epic. SolutionHealth MyChart consolidates your medical history into one record available across Southern New Hampshire Health and Elliot Health System.
In addition to the SNHU International Medical Record Form, physical exam and 2 MMR vaccination dates International students must also submit a tuberculosis screening exam, i.e. PPD (tuberculin skin test) or chest x-ray report within six months prior to arrival at the University.
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Contact your primary care providers office. Forgot your password? Use the ‘Forgot Your Password’ link on the login screen to create a new one. Other issues? To reset a locked account, or if you are experiencing an issue connecting to your portal, call (855) 211.9499.
We are pleased to offer eCare, our patient portal. If you don’t have an account set up, you can call your doctor’s office to receive a PIN number.
Question about information contained in your medical record? Contact your primary care providers office.
Health Services is a licensed facility and must follow guidelines established by the Department of Health and Human Services. If a greater level of care is required than can be provided by the Wellness Center, students will be referred to Urgent Care, the Emergency Room or, a local care provider as appropriate.
Health Services is a licensed facility and must follow guidelines established by the Department of Health and Human Services. If a greater level of care is required than can be provided by the Wellness Center, students will be referred to Urgent Care, the Emergency Room or, a local care provider as appropriate.
The Wellness Center is licensed by the State of New Hampshire as an Educational Health Facility and therefore it is mandatory that all full-time undergraduate day students (enrolled in 12 credit hours per term), and all international students (undergraduate and graduate) taking classes at the Manchester campus, provide the following health items: