www.ohsu patient portal

How do I get a patient estimate at OHSU?

OHSU COVID-19 Hotline: Do you have questions about coronavirus symptoms and care? If so, check with your or your loved one’s primary care provider. If you or your loved one do not have a primary care provider, call us at 833-OHSU-CCC (833-647-8222) and we’ll answer your questions. We are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.

How do I contact OHSU MyChart?

MyChart - Your secure online health connection. Need to make a payment? Pay as Guest. Guest Estimates. Build an Estimate.

Why choose OHSU medical records?

MyChart gives you easy online access to your lab test results and medical history at OHSU. You can log on to communicate with your OHSU health care team, request an appointment, pay your bill online or manage your child's or family member's online medical records. With MyChart, you can take better control of your own health care.

What services does OHSU provide to patients and their families?

For more information please go to: OHSU Jobs OHSU flame logo in white Oregon Health & Science University is dedicated to improving the health and quality of life for all Oregonians through excellence, innovation and leadership in health care, education and research.

When is Marquam Hill free?

Visitors of patients on Marquam Hill campus may park for free Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Other visitors must pay regular parking charges during these hours. All parking is free after 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and all day on weekends.

What is a visitor policy?

Visitor policy. Patient rights to have support people. Everyone deserves access to health care. People with disabilities have the right to get support from people they trust while they are in the emergency room or hospital. If you have a disability and need help speaking with hospital staff, deciding on health care or doing daily tasks, ...

How old do you have to be to visit a hospital?

Visiting patients in the hospital. One healthy person age 18 or older at a time may visit a patient in the hospital. Two healthy people age 18 or older per stay may visit: A patient in labor or who just had a baby. One healthy parent or guardian at a time may visit: A newborn in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Can you have a visitor in Oregon?

Under Oregon law, patients may have a visitor if they need help from a support person because of a language barrier or disability; if they need help with activities of daily living or receiving treatment; or to ensure the safety of the patient or health care workers. Every effort will be made to arrange this in advance.

What is a support person in a hospital?

“Support person” means a family member, guardian, personal care assistant or other paid or unpaid helper chosen by the patient to physically or emotionally help them, or make sure they can communicate with hospital staff.

What time can you call a patient in the hospital?

There are no specific hours for visitation in the hospitals or clinics. Phone calls to patient rooms are allowed from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Please visit our Patient Services section for listings of on-site cafeterias and gift shops.

What does an OHSU chaplain do?

OHSU chaplains provide spiritual support to patients, their families and OHSU staff regardless of religious affiliation. We provide spiritual guidance, prayer, emotional support, and comfort. We help ensure that the spiritual needs of you, your family, and your loved ones are addressed during your hospital visit.

What is the phone number for insurance?

If you are still having trouble paying after your insurance has been applied to your bill, please call us at 503-494-8047 or 1-866-617-6855 (toll free). We have payment plans and financial assistance programs that you may qualify for.

How many phone calls do you get after insurance payment?

If your account becomes past due, you may receive up to three balance due notices and three phone calls.

How to contact OHSU Financial?

Financial assistance. To see if you qualify for state or federal medical assistance, please contact OHSU Financial and Medicaid Services at 503-494-1671. If you are unable to pay your bill in full, please call us at 503-494-8047 or 866-617-6855 (toll free). We have payment plans and financial assistance programs that you may qualify for.