standford medical patient portal

What's new with the Stamford Health Patient portals in 2021?

Learn more about each patient portal's offerings and how to enroll below. As of April 5, 2021, Stamford Health will enhance the Stamford Health Medical Group and Hospital patient portals to comply with the recent 21st Century Cures Act.

What is a patient portal?

The Stamford Health and Stamford Health Medical Group Patient Portals help engage patients and families in their care by providing a secure and confidential web-based tool for accessing your health information. Please note you may have multiple portals depending on where you were treated and their features may vary.

What can individuals with share access do at Stanford Hospital?

Individuals with Share Access can: MyHealth now offers Hospital View, which is activated if you are admitted to Stanford Hospital. MyHealth will help guide you through your hospital stay by providing you with features that will keep you informed about your care. Download the MyHealth app and manage your care from your iPhone or Android phone.

How do I find out if my doctor is part of Stamford?

To find out if your physician is part of the Stamford Health Medical Group, go to our Find a Doctor search. Get convenient, secure access to your health information from your smartphone using Healow – a free app available through the Apple Store and Google Play. Use the practice code ABCIBA to set up your app.

What is the medical record number for Stamford Hospital?

If you do not have your portal enrollment card and medical record number, contact the Medical Records Department at (203) 276-7034.

How to enroll in Stamford Health?

You must visit your physician’s office in person to enroll in the Stamford Health Medical Group Patient Portal. Please call for office hours. To find out if your physician is part of the Stamford Health Medical Group, go to our Find a Doctor search.

What is the cures act for Stamford Health?

The Cures Act ensures patients have access to their electronic medical records via the patient portal without delay. All completed provider notes, laboratory tests and diagnostic tests will be available on the portal for both historical and recent visits, this may also include previously unavailable sensitive results such as HIV, STD, genetic testing, etc. Please make sure only appropriate individuals have access to your portal through the proxy access. If you have any questions about accessing the patient portal, please contact the Health Information Management Department at 203.276.7034.