chop parent portal

What are the updates to the mychop patient portal?

Updates to the MyCHOP patient portal mean easier access to medical information like labs & test results, visit notes, medications and more. International Patient? Contact a Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Global Care Coordinator today.

How do I access the chop employee intranet?

CHOP Remote Access Logging into Basic Access allows you to access the CHOP Employee Intranet, including the STAR System, CHOP one, Lawson and other intranet functions. Log in with your network/Novell user ID, Entrust token and password. If you have any questions, please contact the IS Support Center Service Desk at 215-590-4357.

What is the children's National Hospital portal?

Learn more about the portal in our frequently asked questions. Children’s National Hospital is dedicated to helping improve your family’s health care experience by providing convenient, streamlined access to your child’s health information.

How can I Manage my Child’s health through the patient portals?

Whether your child is seeing a Children’s National Hospital specialist or one of our primary care pediatricians, you can manage your child’s health information, access medical records and more through our online patient portals. Please do not use the patient portals if your child requires immediate assistance.

How do I find MyCHOP access code?

Please call your CHOP healthcare provider's office or request MyCHOP help. You will be given a new access code to sign in to MyCHOP. Once you have entered your new access code along with your date of birth, your original MyCHOP username will appear. You will then be asked to select a new password.

How do I set up a chop account?

Download the MyCHOP mobile app for access to more tools to help manage your child's care, including telehealth options. Go to the App Stor or Google Play on your mobile device and search "MyCHOP": If you don't have a MyCHOP account, please call the front desk of your provider's office and ask to enroll in MyCHOP.

How do I add a child to my chop account?

Enter the 15-character Access Code from your welcome letter in the boxes provided. If you do not have your letter, contact your CHOP Care Network pediatrician's office or email: ehealth@email.chop.edu. Enter your date of birth (not your child's). Enter your ZIP code.

Who owns Children's Hospital of Philadelphia?

Drexel University and Tower Health have completed their purchase of St. Christopher's Hospital for Children out of bankruptcy for $50 million, effective Sunday, but the two nonprofits won't be alone as they learn the ropes of running a children's hospital in an impoverished section of North Philadelphia.

How many beds does Children's Hospital of Philadelphia have?

594Children's Hospital of Philadelphia / Number of beds

How can I get medical records from 20 years ago?

Call your doctor's office and ask for a copy of your medical records. Coming back to the point, medical record keeping depends on the state and countries. If you are interested in getting a copy of your medical records, you will need to contact the doctor's office, clinic, or hospital where you were treated.

Winter Weather Advisory

Our office will be closed Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022, due to inclement weather. All appointments, including vaccines, will be canceled. Please use MyCHOP or call to reschedule. We apologize for any inconvenience. As always, our Emergency Departments remain open 24/7.

Symptom Checker

This online symptom checker can help you make informed decisions about what level of medical care your child may need, if any, and steps you can take to relieve symptoms at home.

Pediatric Health Tips

Help keep your family healthy and safe with kids health and wellness information from the experts at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. You can also browse information about caring for your baby, toddler, preschooler, school-age child or teenager.

How long does UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh have access to my health information?

This free service provides access to your child’s health information 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.

How old do you have to be to enroll in a proxy?

Enroll patients age 13 to 17 years. Enroll proxies of patients age 18 years and older. Enroll patients 18 years and older. To complete the online enrollment form, you will need your Medical Record Number (MRN) and the last four digits of your social security number.

COVID-19 Employee Testing

If you have a concerning exposure and/or are sick with symptoms, please complete our screening form as soon as possible.

CHOP Remote Access

Logging into Basic Access allows you to access the CHOP Employee Intranet, including the STAR System, CHOP one, Lawson and other intranet functions. Log in with your network/Novell user ID, Entrust token and password.

Online Learning

The link below will take you to an employee learning program for clinical, compliance and health and safety training. Log on to learn, and check back often.

When can parents access their child's information?

Parents will no longer have access to their child’s information once the patient turns 18. The patient cannot grant access to a parent to restore access. My child with special needs is over the age of 18.

How to contact MyChildrens?

For help with the portal, you can fill out our support form at mychildrens.org/help or call the MyChildren’s Support Team at 617-919-4396 Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

What is a mychild?

MyChildren’s is a convenient, easy-to-use, and secure way to access your child’s health information. Using MyChildren’s, you can: view portions of your child’s health record. send secure messages to your care team. view and update your contact information. view and pay your bills online.

Can I set up a MyChildren's account?

Can I set up a MyChildren’s account? Yes, as long as you have guardianship papers on file with Boston Children’s , you can access your child’s information with your MyChildren’s account. If you have the guardianship papers, you can email the PDF documents to mychildrenssupport@childrens.harvard.edu.