What makes Dartmouth Health Connect unique? Dartmouth Health Connect is a primary care doctor’s office that takes care of our patients in ways that other doctors cannot. We’ve been in practice for over five years and currently serve over 1500 patients from the greater Hanover community.
We can help you find a Dartmouth-Hitchcock primary care doctor, for every member of your family, close to home. For help finding a primary care provider, call 800-653-0776. Use myD-H to communicate securely with your health care providers, request or change appointments, request prescription renewals, make payments online, and much more.
The Children's Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock (CHaD) provides an extended system of care that offers advanced clinical services for children. We see children for everything from well-care visits to the most complex childhood diseases.
Due to an increase in the state-wide community spread of COVID-19, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Lebanon has returned to limited visitor guidelines. There are many ways you can help Dartmouth-Hitchcock improve lives.
Use myDH to: Communicate securely with your health care providers. Request or change appointments.
Care sites part of DHH include Dartmouth-Hitchcock Community Group practices in southern New Hampshire and Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, New Hampshire. Patients will also have the opportunity to use Epic's patient portal, MyChart, to communicate with providers, pay bills, and schedule appointments online.
Download the myDH mobile app Contact your health care team, renew prescriptions, manage appointments, check test results, and more.
Patient portal apps typically allow patients to share their health records with providers, enabling them to gain a longitudinal view of their patient's health history. Like Epic's MyChart, some apps even allow patients to provide temporary access to their medical records via a code.
Creating an accountRequest a code at myD-H.org. Click on the "create an account" button under the sign in to request an activation code. ... If you do not have a myD-H account, you may receive a text message with a link to create an account at your next appointment.
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For the ninth year in a row, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as New Hampshire's Best Hospital in the Best Hospitals | U.S. News Hospital Rankings and Ratings | US News Best Hospitals 2021 rankings which were released this week.
If your provider offers a patient portal, you will need a computer and internet connection to use it. Follow the instructions to register for an account. Once you are in your patient portal, you can click the links to perform basic tasks. You can also communicate with your provider's office in the message center.
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Portals provide physicians with a fast and easy way to communicate with chronically ill patients. They are a place to get complete and more accurate patient information. Portals empower patients to take ownership of their own healthcare, so they remain aware of the entire care process.
MyD-H no longer supports Internet Explorer 10 or earlier. Please update or switch to a different web browser such as Chrome or Firefox, or use the MyChart mobile app version 6.0 for iOS or Android.
Contact your health care team, renew prescriptions, manage appointments, check test results, and more.
As part of our effort to keep patients and staff healthy during COVID-19, we have returned to a no visitor policy except for caregivers. We understand how difficult this change can be, and we thank you for your understanding.
We can help you find a Dartmouth-Hitchcock primary care doctor, for every member of your family, close to home.
We invite you to a conversation with Kerrilynn Hennessey, MD on February 23 from 6:00 to 7:00 pm to learn about the importance of "knowing your numbers," contributing factors of heart disease, and the impact of the pandemic on heart health.
Gregory A. Dadekian, MD, describes the right amount of exercise and offers advice on how to build an exercise routine that works for you.
As we continue to assure the safety of our patients and healthcare workers caring for them, we have revised our Dartmouth-Hitchcock visitor guidelines as of January 31, 2022.