sumner regional medical group patient portal

What information is available on the Sumner regional patient portal?

Information available on the Sumner Regional Medical Center Patient Portal includes: Demographics maintained by hospital (sex, race, ethnicity, date of birth, preferred language) Sumner Regional Medical Center has partnered with Syntellis to provide this service.

What kind of hospital is Sumner Regional Medical Center?

Sumner Regional Medical Center Sumner Regional Medical Center is a progressive 167-bed acute care hospital in Gallatin, Tennessee. It is the flagship hospital of HighPoint Health System and offers a wide range of services including emergency, diagnostic imaging, surgical, women’s, pediatric and rehabilitative services.

Why choose Sumner Medical Group?

For over 30 years, Sumner Medical Group has been serving its community by providing world-class medical care to our community. Our practice is owned and operated by the same doctors who treat our patients, ensuring a personal touch Are you ready to start your path to healing?

What information is available on the patient portal?

It provides access to important information about you and your visit (s) to our hospital. Information available on the Sumner Regional Medical Center Patient Portal includes: Demographics maintained by hospital (sex, race, ethnicity, date of birth, preferred language)

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Sumner Regional Medical Center

Sumner Regional Medical Center is a progressive 167-bed acute care hospital in Gallatin, Tennessee. It is the flagship hospital of HighPoint Health System and offers a wide range of services including emergency, diagnostic imaging, surgical, women’s, pediatric and rehabilitative services.

What is patient portal?

A patient portal is a technology that allows you to access some of your medical record from your own home or your mobile device.

Why don't we have access to medical notes?

We do not provide access to your medical notes because: 1. There is no good evidence that sharing access to patient notes improves your healthcare: Your medical records are about you, ...

Do you have the right to view medical records?

3. You have the right to view your medical records (and to be given a copy) but the context of that viewing is important and occasionally we need to know why you need your notes. This is to protect you from harm or in rare cases, exploitation.