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Why choose University Medical Center New Orleans?

Find out more about University Medical Center New Orleans and all information needed if you are a patient at UMC. Find a doctor, contact a clinic, see all insurance plans accepted, and see My Chart. Learn more about your privacy and confidentialtiy, Health Information Exchange, how to communicate a concern, and about our safe haven.

Why choose UMC New Orleans for stroke care?

Request an Appointment. From primary care to specialty care, our team can help you keep your health on track. If you would like to request a clinic appointment, use our Clinic Directory to contact our Outpatient Clinics. If you would like to schedule a mammogram or other outpatient procedure, call 504.702.5700 to speak with a scheduling coordinator.

How do I request an appointment at University Medical Center?

University Medical Center New Orleans, home of the Rev. Avery C. Alexander Academic Research Hospital, continues a rich legacy dating back nearly 300 years. From the beginnings of Charity Hospital to the $1.1 billion facility that opened in August 2015, University Medical Center fills a need no other hospital can.

How do I find a University Medical Center Clinic?

By opening a LCMC Health Patient Portal account and using this service, you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions. ... New Orleans East Hospital, Touro Infirmary, University Medical Center, West Jefferson Medical Center, and the employees and members of the medical staffs of each of the foregoing.

Does University Medical Center have privacy?

You have the right, within the law, to privacy and confidentiality. University Medical Center is committed to protecting your health information. University Medical Center participates in one or more shared electronic health records systems and other patient information "Shared Systems,” and may electronically share health information for treatment, payment or healthcare operations and other purposes permitted under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) with other participants of the Shared Systems. This allows a doctor whose patient is receiving services at other facilities that utilize the shared systems, efficient access to medical information necessary for the treatment of that patient.

Is University Medical Center safe for babies?

University Medical Center is a Safe Haven site for babies. If you are unable to care for your baby and the baby's well-being is in danger, you can bring the newborn up to 60 days old to our hospital or any emergency designated facility or Safe Haven site.

Room numbering

Patient units are located in the three, color-coded Patient Towers. Tower 1 is Orange, Tower 2 is Green and Tower 3 is Purple.

Prescription Hotline

Call our Prescription Hotline at 504.702.5124 for refills of your existing medications.

Tobacco-free campus

To maintain a healing environment, University Medical Center is a smoke-free campus. Please refrain from smoking, vaping, or using or using any form of tobacco on our campus including grounds, buildings and parking areas. If you are a patient, please let your nurse know if you are having problems with not being able to smoke.

Safe Haven

University Medical Center is a Safe Haven site for babies. If you are unable to care for your baby and the baby's well-being is in danger, you can bring the newborn up to 60 days old to our hospital or any emergency designated facility or Safe Haven site.

Patient & visitor resources

For a list of mental health resources in the community, please click here to visit the Behavioral Health section of our website.

Mission

UMCNO will provide exceptional patient-centered care and a world-class academic experience through advanced research, leading technology and innovation.

Vision

UMCNO will be a leading world-class academic medical center and the destination of choice for exceptional healthcare.

Room Numbering

• Patient units are located in the three, color-coded Patient Towers. Tower 1 is Orange, Tower 2 is Green and Tower 3 is Purple. The room numbering system at University Medical Center is organized such that: 1. The first number is the FLOOR number 2. The second number is the TOWER number 3. The next two digit number is the patient ROOM number Using this system, Ro…

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Tobacco-Free Campus

Safe Haven

Patient & Visitor Resources

Mission

Vision