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Does UW Medicine have a patient portal?

Feb 01, 2021 · A patient portal is a web-based tool that allows you to get to your health information 24 hours a day. A patient portal can provide different features, based on the system that your healthcare provider offers. Typically, you can log on to your patient portal using a secure website with a username and password.

How can I Manage my healthcare and billing with UW Medicine?

When you create your MyChart account, you will be able to see your UW Medicine medical records from visits with your primary care provider, laboratory results and imaging such as x-rays. You can request via MyChart your records from hospital stays or emergency room visits. If you have any questions, please call 855.520.5151.

How do I get my medical records from UW Medicine?

COVID-19 Vaccines Visit the UW Medicine COVID 19 vaccine page for information on availability and scheduling.; Welcome to MyChart Welcome to the new MyChart. You can now access all your UW Medicine and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) information in one convenient portal.

What services does UW Medicine provide?

Click the links below for directions, parking information and phone numbers for all of UW Medicine's hospitals. To protect against the spread of COVID-19, we are limiting the number of …

Patient Relations – Valley Medical Center

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Washington State Department of Health

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COVID-19 Info

The third vaccine dose is only available to eligible immunocompromised patients.

Looking for hospital information?

Click the links below for directions, parking information and phone numbers for all of UW Medicine's hospitals.

What does it mean when you feel numb?

A tingling or numb feeling is a sign that a nerve is irritated and sending extra signals. Think of that pins-and-needles feeling as a traffic jam in your nervous system.

Is it too late to exercise?

Physical activity can help you prevent chronic disease, manage your weight, and stay mentally fit. The best news is that it's never too late to adopt a more active lifestyle.

What is the UW faculty?

UW Medicine faculty are part of the Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine team at Seattle Children's Hospital that works to diagnose, treat and prevent problems with emotions and behavior for children and teens up to age 18.

Can schizophrenia make you think?

People with schizophrenia sometimes imagine they hear voices, think others are trying to harm them and don’t make sense when talking. It is a serious brain disease, but symptoms can be managed with medicine and therapy. Our mental health experts offer treatments and services that help affected people live productive lives.

What is the first episode of psychosis?

First episode psychosis is when a person first shows signs of beginning to lose touch with reality, which usually begins when the person is an adolescent or young adult. Our state-of-the-art first-episode psychosis program at Harborview can help.

Can a transplant patient have psychiatric issues?

Transplant recipients often develop significant psychiatric symptoms and disorders before or after their transplants. These symptoms may interfere with the recipient’s ability or motivation to follow a post-transplant regimen of care. Our transplant psychiatry specialists are experts at helping UW Medicine Transplant Services patients work through their strong emotions and fears.

What is autism spectrum disorder?

It usually shows up during the first three years of life. ASD is a "spectrum" disorder because of its range of symptoms. Researchers don’t know what causes ASD, but they do know it’s not caused by how parents raise their child.

Is chronic pain a physical or psychological problem?

Chronic pain management. Chronic pain can be a complex problem with widespread physical and psychological effects. Effective treatment must address these effects as well as the causes of chronic pain. Therefore, we provide whole-person, referral-based care to patients at our Center for Pain Relief.

What is ECT therapy?

Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) This treatment involves passing a brief electrical current through the brain to ease symptoms stemming from severe mental health disorders. ECT is most often used to treat severe, treatment-resistant depression and other disorders.

Patient Relations – UW Medical Center

• Phone 206.598.8382 Email UWMCares@uw.edu Address UW Medical Center Box 356153 Seattle, WA 98195 If your matter is urgent and it is on a weekend or during evening hours, you may contact the administrator-on-call through the paging operator at 206.598.6190.

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