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Why choose St Elizabeth Healthcare?

At St. Elizabeth Healthcare we’re working every day to deliver the most appropriate standard of healthcare to our entire community. In fact, our pursuit of excellence is never-ending.

Where is St Elizabeth's Medical Center located?

Serving patients living in Brighton, Allston, Boston and other surrounding communities, St. Elizabeth's Medical Center is located at 736 Cambridge Street in Brighton, Massachusetts.

How to contact St Elizabeth's Medical Center Brighton MA?

Contact. St. Elizabeth's Medical Center 736 Cambridge Street Brighton, MA 02135. Main Number: 617-789-3000 DoctorFinder: 800-488-5959 Billing: 844-660-0100 Media & Press: [email protected] Central Scheduling: 617-789-3160. Find a SMG Location Near You

What is the patient portal?

The patient portal is an easy and convenient way for patients to stay connected at any time of day. The center provides patient’s online access to their medical records, physicians, and lab results.

WHAT IS THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)?

Coronaviruses have been around for quite some time and are nothing new to the medical world. Coronaviruses can be found in humans and animals and a...

WHY IS COVID-19 SPREADING SO QUICKLY?

COVID-19, like other coronaviruses, mainly attacks our respiratory system. What we are learning, however, is that COVID-19 is also wreaking havoc o...

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR COVID-19 SYMPTOMS TO APPEAR AND WHAT’S THE INCUBATION PERIOD?

The incubation period is the amount of time between exposure to a virus (or bacteria) and development of symptoms. The incubation period for COVID-...

WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19?

Although symptoms of COVID-19 vary from person to person, some of the most common symptoms include fever, chills, loss of taste, shortness of breat...

HOW EFFECTIVE ARE FACE MASKS AND WHEN SHOULD I WEAR ONE?

Given the information we’ve learned about COVID-19 since it took over the world, we now know and understand that face masks do in fact help control...

HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU WASH YOUR HANDS?

It’s smart to wash your hands with soap and water whenever possible. After visiting the restroom, eating, drinking, smoking, working, sneezing, etc.

HOW LONG SHOULD I WASH MY HANDS?

A full 20 seconds of handwashing with soap and water is the golden standard when it comes to proper hand washing practices. We recommend singing yo...

WHO IS MOST SUSCEPTIBLE TO COVID-19?

Although anyone is susceptible to catching the virus, the elderly and those with existing immune and/or medical conditions, especially related to t...

ARE ASYMPTOMATIC COVID-19 PATIENTS LESS CONTAGIOUS?

It has been estimated that 1/3 of people infected with COVID-19 will never develop symptoms. While this number may change over time as we continue...

What is patient experience?from healthgrades.com

Patient experience measures tell you how patients felt about the care they received at the hospital. These measures are based on the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) survey data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

What is the Department of Patient Care Services?from stelizabeth.com

The Department of Patient Care Services (Patient Logistics, Clinical Outcome Nurse, Care Coordination and Social Services) has been structured to ensure that patients receive timely, high-quality, patient-centered care and attention throughout their stay at St. Elizabeth.

What is patient logistics?from stelizabeth.com

The Patient Logistics Center Nursing staff uses critical thinking skills to facilitate rapid transfers of patients from other facilities requiring a higher level of care and arrange ground and air transportation needs. This ensures patients are given the best opportunity for better outcomes. Our goal is to achieve efficiencies in precise patient placement by expediting placement from all admission areas.

Who answers a call in critical care?from stelizabeth.com

Your call will be answered by a logistics coordinator, who is trained and experienced in Critical and Acute Care environments and uses critical thinking skills. He or she will:

Safely Connect to Your Health Information – From Wherever You Are, Whenever You Want!

Safely Connect to Your Health Information – From Wherever You Are, Whenever You Want!

LOG IN

Log in anytime to schedule a visit, message your provider, view lab results & more.

Benefits of MyChart

Manage your appointments: Schedule in-office appointments or video visits with select providers and review your After Visit Summary from previous visits. Have a recurring medical appointment? Save time by creating scheduling shortcuts in MyChart.

Getting Started

To sign up for MyChart, you’ll need an activation code, which can be obtained in one of three ways:

Your Health at Your Fingertips

Stay connected to your health information on-the-go by downloading the MyChart mobile app. This secure app lets you take advantage of MyChart features from anywhere, anytime.

What is the Department of Patient Care Services?

The Department of Patient Care Services (Patient Logistics, Clinical Outcome Nurse, Care Coordination and Social Services) has been structured to ensure that patients receive timely, high-quality, patient-centered care and attention throughout their stay at St. Elizabeth.

What is patient logistics?

The Patient Logistics Center Nursing staff uses critical thinking skills to facilitate rapid transfers of patients from other facilities requiring a higher level of care and arrange ground and air transportation needs. This ensures patients are given the best opportunity for better outcomes. Our goal is to achieve efficiencies in precise patient placement by expediting placement from all admission areas.

Who answers a call in critical care?

Your call will be answered by a logistics coordinator, who is trained and experienced in Critical and Acute Care environments and uses critical thinking skills. He or she will:

What is the patient portal?

The patient portal is a website that allows you a convenient and secure way to view portions of your medical records and communicate with your provider’s health care team. Within your portal, you will be able to do the following:

Who do I contact for help?

At your next visit, tell the staff you would like to have a portal. The staff will request your email address, and may have you complete a consent form. Within 30 minutes, you will receive an invitation with a link to enroll. Just click on the link and follow the instructions to complete your enrollment. Some facilities are providing onsite account creation during your stay. Ask your caregivers if it is available at the facility you visit.

Who has access to my account?

At your next visit, tell the staff you would like to have a portal. The staff will request your email address, and may have you complete a consent form. Within 30 minutes, you will receive an invitation with a link to enroll. Just click on the link and follow the instructions to complete your enrollment. Some facilities are providing onsite account creation during your stay. Ask your caregivers if it is available at the facility you visit.

What is patient portal?from semc.org

Our patient portal allows you to exchange messages with your health care team, review and pay billing statements, request appointments, research health topics, review personal health information, and update your profile and contact information.

What is a primary care physician board certified in?from semc.org

Our primary care physicians board certified in internal medicine and family practice and have access to a full suite of cutting-edge imaging and lab testing tools to ensure there’s no health concern too obscure or too challenging for them to begin addressing.

What is family medicine?from semc.org

Family medicine is a relatively recent specialty that emphasizes the doctor-patient relationship. As medical care advanced by leaps and bounds in the 20th century, there tended to be far more doctors specializing in narrow aspects of health care rather than general family practice.