washington adventist hospital patient portal

What is the myadventisthealth patient portal?

Our patient portal allows you to manage your healthcare and communicate directly with your doctor’s office. Access your health records anytime you need them. If you would like register for the patient portal, please call your physician’s office to receive login instructions. For Our Adventist Medical Group Physician Patients. Launch Portal online

Why choose Adventist HealthCare Fort Washington Medical Center?

The MyAdventistHealth patient portal gives you access to your personal health information through our mobile app, as well as online. View a snapshot of features. With MyAdventistHealth you can: View new test results; Send secure messages; Read care provider notes; Receive account alerts via email; Keep a current medication list

What is the mywhs patient portal?

Get Started With Our Patient Portal To register, simply call the clinic you use for your health needs (listed below) or Adventist Health Delano’s Medical Records Department to request access. They will ask you to provide a few pieces of information and a security code.

How do I register with Adventist health Delano?

The Infusion Center is located at the Adventist HealthCare Takoma Park Alternate Care Site. The address is 7600 Carroll Ave., Takoma Park, Maryland. Patient Parking. Please park in the garage near the Urgent Care. Walk past the Urgent Care and enter the building through the door marked “Ambulance Entrance” and follow signs to the Infusion Center.

What is myAdventistHealth patient portal?

The MyAdventistHealth patient portal gives you access to your personal health information through our mobile app, as well as online. View a snapshot of features. With MyAdventistHealth you can:

Can Adventist Health send you an email?

If Adventist Health has sent you an email invitation to the patient portal , you can follow these detailed instructions to create an account. If you haven’t received an invitation, ask your doctor’s office to send you an email invitation at your next appointment.

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The state of Maryland and Adventist HealthCare have partnered to offer dedicated, high-quality care to help COVID-19 patients further regain their health at the Adventist HealthCare Takoma Park Alternate Care Site, formerly Washington Adventist Hospital.

Outpatient Infusion Center

The Alternate Care Site is one of several infusion centers in Maryland that administers monoclonal antibody treatments to COVID-19 patients. The monoclonal antibody, Bamlanivimab and Regeneron, were released to the state for treatment of COVID-19 under an Emergency Use Authorization by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Inpatient COVID-19 Care

The Alternate Care Site also offers inpatient care for recovering COVID-19 patients who would benefit from continued medical care and on-site access to a comprehensive physical rehabilitation team. Our team of doctors, nurses, and therapists focus on caring for each patient’s individual recovery needs and expertly assist them in getting back home.

Additional Health Services

Adventist HealthCare also offers an urgent care, inpatient rehabilitation and physician offices on its Takoma Park campus.

Physician Referrals

COVID-19 Visitor Restrictions are now in effect at all Adventist HealthCare locations.

Hospital Inpatient and Outpatient Login

You recently stayed in the hospital or had an outpatient lab test. Now you have online access to information, including a summary of your recent visit, lab results.

WHS Physician Office Login

Now you have the convenience of viewing your online medical record from any of our WHS practices including Family Medicine, Pediatrics and specialty-based services.

What is discharge planning?

Discharge planning is a process that helps you transition smoothly to the next, most appropriate place for your care. Options for continued care may include your home, a rehabilitative or long-term healthcare facility or another place in the community.

What happens if you don't have health insurance?

If you do not have health insurance, you may be eligible for emergency health insurance from Medicaid and/or financial assistance.

Does White Oak Medical Center deliver prescriptions?

White Oak Medical Center offers beside delivery of your prescriptions through our outpatient pharmacy. This service ensures that you have your medications when you go home. Talk with your doctor about how to refill your prescriptions (if necessary) when you go home.

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Get private, safe, and effective testing for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Hepatitis C Virus (HCV).

Proudly Serving Prince George's County & Southeast DC

Fort Washington Medical Center serves patients in the Fort Washington, Oxon Hill, and Temple Hills areas, as well as parts of southeast Washington, DC.

Admission

Upon arrival to Fort Washington Medical Center, please check in at the Information Desk located in the main lobby of the hospital. If you are admitted through the Emergency Room, your health care needs will be assessed to determine the best course of treatment.

Our History

In the late 1970s, residents in Fort Washington explored the idea of establishing a hospital in the area. Their dream was partially realized when the Fort Washington Ambulatory Care Center opened in 1983 as a 16-hour emergency treatment facility with outpatient surgery.

Complaints & Grievances

Please call 301-203-2474 for any complaints and grievances you may have about your care.

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COVID-19 Visitor Restrictions are now in effect at all Adventist HealthCare locations.

Information for Patients

Patient preregistration – Register online for surgery or childbirth and save time.

Information for Visitors

Visitor Policy – See visiting hours, guidelines and other visitor restriction information.