fauquier health patient portal

What is the Fauquier Hospital Echart?

The Fauquier Hospital eChart is a secure, private web portal that allows patients to access their health information online. Using the Fauquier Hospital eChart, makes it easy to: Below you will find the patient authorization for disclosure of health information forms.

How do I access my test results from Fauquier Hospital?

If any testing, bloodwork, radiology, and procedures were performed at Fauquier Hospital, you will be able to access these results via the hospital patient portal eChart here. The hospital's login screen will look like the screen shot below. NEED HELP? If you have trouble accessing, please call 540-316-4440.

What services does Fauquier health offer?

The Fauquier Health system offers patient care for a variety of specialty services including a new Center for Cancer Care, Orthopedics and Spine, a Cardiac Catheterization Lab, robotic-assisted surgery, and a Center for Weight Loss. The fourth floor of the hospital is devoted to our Family Birthing Center and Intermediate Care Nursery.

Can I smoke in Fauquier Hospital?

Fauquier Hospital is a tobacco-free facility. Visitors are not permitted to smoke or use tobacco products in patient rooms or anywhere else in the hospital or on the campus grounds or parking areas. Adult patients who smoke may be able to request a nicotine patch during hospitalization. Questions?

Thank you for choosing Fauquier Health Physician Services

In order for us to provide the best care for you, it is important that you bring the following items to your visit:

Patient Portal

Taking just a few minutes to register will give you access to valuable information and services provided in a secure and confidential manner. Click here to access.

Is Fauquier Health a limited visit?

At this time, Fauquier Health is operating under a limited-visitation policy due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Is Fauquier Hospital a tobacco free hospital?

Fauquier Hospital is a tobacco-free facility. Visitors are not permitted to smoke or use tobacco products in patient rooms or anywhere else in the hospital or on the campus grounds or parking areas. Adult patients who smoke may be able to request a nicotine patch during hospitalization.