women's pavilion patient portal

What is the woman's Health Pavilion?

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Why become an OB-GYN at the woman's Health Pavilion?

MyChart is your secure, free and convenient patient medical information portal Your health is important to you around the clock – not just during office hours. That’s why Texas Children’s Pavilion for Women offers MyChart, your secure patient information portal. MyChart users benefit from access to: Scheduling Appointments Video Visits

Why Choose Women’s Pavilion of South Mississippi?

The Woman’s Health Pavilion makes it easy to fit your OB-GYN visit into your busy life. Our well-staffed team is available at multiple locations when you need us. We have same-day appointments for urgent conditions. If you prefer to come in after work, we see patients until 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

Who can visit the baby in the Women & Infants pavilion?

Women & Infants Pavilion Enjoy Our Comfortable Women & Infants Pavilion. Antelope Valley Hospital welcomes nearly 5,000 babies every year born in our Labor and Delivery Unit, a spacious and modern facility located in the Women & Infants Pavilion (WIP) on our hospital campus.

What is "share everywhere"?

Share Everywhere is a new way for you to share your medical information with the people who are taking care of you. For example, this might be a doctor, chiropractor, physical therapist, dentist, or school nurse.

How to contact Texas Children's Hospital?

For more information or help with your account activation, please call 877-361-0111 (Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.) or email us at mychart@texaschildrens.org. Urgent medical needs: This service is not for urgent medical needs. If you or your child needs urgent medical attention, please 911.

How long before an appointment can I check in?

You can complete nearly all of the check in process tasks via MyChart from the comfort of your home – or anywhere! Approximately 5 days before your appointment, you can navigate to your appointment listing under “Upcoming Appointments” and then take care of the following appointment necessities before your arrive:

Can I use mychart on my computer?

Mobile devices are preferred, because the MyChart app makes it easy to access your visit and most mobile devices already have the appropriate camera and microphone setup for video visits. Learn More.

What is Antelope Valley Hospital OB Clinic?

The Antelope Valley Hospital OB Clinic offers men and women education, counseling, and treatment services through our Family Planning program. Family Planning (FP) is having the desired number of children and when you want to have them by using safe and effective modern methods.

What is a couplet care room?

Unlike the traditional approach, in which new babies are cared for in a separate nursery by dedicated nursery staff, couplet care places healthy newborns in the same room with their mothers until discharge. The couplet care rooms in our Women & Infants Pavilion include extra sleeping accommodations for the person the mother chooses to support her while in the hospital.

What is CPSP in California?

CPSP is a state-wide program that provides enhanced reimbursement for a wide range of services to Medi-Cal eligible pregnant and postpartum women. The CPSP model was founded on the belief that pregnancy and birth outcomes improve when routine obstetric care (prenatal, delivery, and postpartum care) is integrated with specific nutrition, health education, and psychosocial services.

What is Family Pact?

Family PACT is a program that provides no-cost family planning services. Women, men, and teens able to become pregnant or cause a pregnancy can get Family PACT services if they are low-income California residents.

Does Antelope Valley Hospital have free cancer screenings?

Antelope Valley Hospital is part of the Every Woman Counts program, providing free breast screenings, cervical cancer tests, and follow-up services to eligible California women. As women age, especially after 50, the chance of getting breast and cervical cancer goes up. Women should be screened regularly for breast and cervical cancer by a doctor.