st claire patient portal

How do I access my St Claire healthcare information?

Securely access all your St. Claire HealthCare information from your computer or mobile device when and where you need it through the Patient Portal Login. If you are a current patient and need to access your Patient Portal, the portal can be accessed here.

What can I do as a patient at St Clair?

Patients can: View their test results from any St. Clair visit; Track their list of allergies, immunizations and health conditions. 1) You will be asked to provide an email address when you present as a patient.

How do I access my patient information through the patient portal?

Securely access all your St. Claire HealthCare information from your computer or mobile device when and where you need it through our integrated Patient Portal. Your Patient Portal allows you to do the following with just a few simple clicks: After downloading the app, click “My Recent Portals” and choose the search option you prefer.

How do I enroll in the StClair health portal?

1) You will be asked to provide an email address when you present as a patient. An email with instructions on how to enroll will be sent to you. 2) You can go directly to the portal website by visiting stclair.followmyhealth.com and begin your enrollment there. Q: Who can participate?

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What is a patient care update?

Patient Care Updates - Information regarding the patient’s condition will be given to the designated “spokesperson”. The designated spokesperson will be responsible for sharing information with family members or loved ones who should have this information. The “spokesperson” should plan to be at the hospital by 8 AM every morning to participate in care rounds with the healthcare team and obtain information about the patient’s condition. If your spokesperson is not present during morning rounds, your nurse will call them at the phone number they have provided with an update on your condition at their earliest convenience, typically between 11 AM and 1 PM. Calls will also be made at any time your condition may suddenly change.

What time does the patient experience specialist work?

Patient experience specialists are available from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday to facilitate communication and help you voice your questions, compliments, and concerns regarding your care or the care of a loved one.

Is it a privilege to be a health care provider?

It’s our privilege to be your health care provider and an honor to care for you and your family.

What is a patient care update?from st-claire.org

Patient Care Updates - Information regarding the patient’s condition will be given to the designated “spokesperson”. The designated spokesperson will be responsible for sharing information with family members or loved ones who should have this information. The “spokesperson” should plan to be at the hospital by 8 AM every morning to participate in care rounds with the healthcare team and obtain information about the patient’s condition. If your spokesperson is not present during morning rounds, your nurse will call them at the phone number they have provided with an update on your condition at their earliest convenience, typically between 11 AM and 1 PM. Calls will also be made at any time your condition may suddenly change.

What time does the patient experience specialist work?from st-claire.org

Patient experience specialists are available from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday to facilitate communication and help you voice your questions, compliments, and concerns regarding your care or the care of a loved one.

Is it a privilege to be a health care provider?from st-claire.org

It’s our privilege to be your health care provider and an honor to care for you and your family.

What is a patient care update?from st-claire.org

Patient Care Updates - Information regarding the patient’s condition will be given to the designated “spokesperson”. The designated spokesperson will be responsible for sharing information with family members or loved ones who should have this information. The “spokesperson” should plan to be at the hospital by 8 AM every morning to participate in care rounds with the healthcare team and obtain information about the patient’s condition. If your spokesperson is not present during morning rounds, your nurse will call them at the phone number they have provided with an update on your condition at their earliest convenience, typically between 11 AM and 1 PM. Calls will also be made at any time your condition may suddenly change.

What time does the patient experience specialist work?from st-claire.org

Patient experience specialists are available from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday to facilitate communication and help you voice your questions, compliments, and concerns regarding your care or the care of a loved one.

How to get an adult proxy authorization?from physicians.stclair.org

A: An Adult Proxy Authorization consent form must be signed first. Call the Medical Records Department at 412.942.1102 or your practice directly and request that the form be sent to you. Complete the form and return it to Medical Records. Once we receive the completed form, we will contact you to complete the sign-up process.

Is it a privilege to be a health care provider?from st-claire.org

It’s our privilege to be your health care provider and an honor to care for you and your family.

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Highly respected cardiac care program features a spectrum of cutting-edge services that continually grow and enhance to improve, innovate and excel in patient care.

St. Clair Hospital Breast Care Center

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How to enroll in Stclair?

An email with instructions on how to enroll will be sent to you. 2) You can go directly to the portal website by visiting stclair.followmyhealth.com and begin your enrollment there.

How to get an adult proxy authorization?

A: An Adult Proxy Authorization consent form must be signed first. Call the Medical Records Department at 412.942.1102 or your practice directly and request that the form be sent to you. Complete the form and return it to Medical Records. Once we receive the completed form, we will contact you to complete the sign-up process.

Do you have to provide email address to enroll in a patient?

1) You will be asked to provide an email address when you present as a patient. An email with instructions on how to enroll will be sent to you.

What is a patient care update?from st-claire.org

Patient Care Updates - Information regarding the patient’s condition will be given to the designated “spokesperson”. The designated spokesperson will be responsible for sharing information with family members or loved ones who should have this information. The “spokesperson” should plan to be at the hospital by 8 AM every morning to participate in care rounds with the healthcare team and obtain information about the patient’s condition. If your spokesperson is not present during morning rounds, your nurse will call them at the phone number they have provided with an update on your condition at their earliest convenience, typically between 11 AM and 1 PM. Calls will also be made at any time your condition may suddenly change.

What time does the patient experience specialist work?from st-claire.org

Patient experience specialists are available from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday to facilitate communication and help you voice your questions, compliments, and concerns regarding your care or the care of a loved one.

Is it a privilege to be a health care provider?from st-claire.org

It’s our privilege to be your health care provider and an honor to care for you and your family.