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What is my St Jude?

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How do I contact St Jude for more information about services?

A patient portal is a secure online website that gives patients with an internet connection or smartphone 24-hour access to personal health information, using a secure username and password. Patient portals allow patients to view everything from recent doctor visits and medications, to immunizations, allergies, discharge summaries and lab results.

Why choose St Jude Medical Center?

This group supports patients and family members toward recovery while offering encouragement and connection with others. Call DBSA Orange County at 714-744-8718 for more information. Every Tuesday at 7-9 p.m. St. Jude Medical Center, (Erikson Education Center: 3rd …

What information can I see about my child on Myst Jude?

Introducing a Complimentary Concierge Service for Expecting Parents

St. Jude offers a complimentary concierge service that can help you take care of tasks before the birth of your baby and after, so you can have the gift of time to bond with your little one.

Our Medical Groups

At the core of each of our medical groups is dedication to personalized, compassionate, comprehensive health care. We strive to meet the needs of the communities we serve, providing care when you need it, where you need it, and with specialized expertise.

Looking for a Different Location?

Enter your zip code or click the Use Current Location link to confirm your location. With this information, we can point you towards the doctors and hospitals that are nearest you.

Patient Stories

When I enter the hospital ... I have a flood of memories. Some are joyous and some are sad, but I always have a feeling of wellbeing. A sense of belonging...

Introducing MyChart

MyChart makes it easy to get care and manage your health including checking in for your next appointment. At any time, on any device you can:

Our world

Lifesaving technology like the Impella pump is available to cardiovascular patients at Providence Mission Hospital.

What are medical records?

Medical records document a patient’s health information. They often include a patient’s health history, medications prescribed, allergies and conditions, immunization status and test results such as X-rays, laboratory tests or other diagnostic studies.

Who can see my medical record?

In the U.S., the law limiting who can see medical records is known as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, or HIPAA. Specifically, once a patient turns 18, a patient needs to give written permission for anyone else to see his or her medical record – even parents.

Can I see my medical records?

Yes. While parents and guardians typically need to request copies of medical records on a child’s behalf, patients in the United States have the right to see their medical records and get copies of them.

How do I get my medical record?

Patient portals are becoming increasingly common as a way for healthcare providers to provide patients with access to their medical record. A patient portal is a secure online website that gives patients with an internet connection or smartphone 24-hour access to personal health information, using a secure username and password.

Can I be denied access to my records?

While health care providers can say no to requests for records, it almost never happens. In those rare instances, a doctor's office is often concerned for the patient’s privacy or well-being.

Can I correct a mistake I see in my medical records?

Patients have the right to ask for a correction if they find a mistake in their medical records or notice something missing. Your doctor's office will explain how they address changes to your records and what you need to do to request a change. By law, health care providers have 60 days to make a change or deny the request.

Can parents see medical records?

Yes – parents have access to their child’s medical records until the child is 18. For mental health records—such as notes taken by a therapist takes during counseling—the age when parents no longer have access to a child's medical records is 15 or 16, depending on the state.

What is a stroke support group?

Stroke support and education group. Allows stroke survivors and caregivers to share advice and experiences, encourage one another and become inspired to move forward. Make new friends, socialize, and get help overcoming common challenges. For more information, please call 877-459-3627 .

What is advance directive?

An advance health care directive lets your physician, family and friends know your healthcare preferences, including the types of special treatment you want or do not want at the end of life, your desire for diagnostic testing, surgical procedures, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and organ donation.