lawrence patient portal

What is the Lawrence General Hospital Patient Portal?

¡Bienvenido! ¡Bienvenido! Lawrence General Hospital's Patient Portal is an online tool that goes a step beyond displaying information by helping you manage your healthcare easily and securely. Benefits of the portal include:

What is LMH health my Patient Portal?

My Patient Portal allows LMH Health patients to securely manage their health information and contact their providers with the click of a button. With our secure online login or LMH Health My Patient Portal app, you can: View your lab results and imaging results.

What is the patient portal and how does it work?

Lawrence General Hospital's Patient Portal is an online tool that goes a step beyond displaying information by helping you manage your healthcare easily and securely. Benefits of the portal include: View, download, or transmit your health summary View details for upcoming outpatient visits View your laboratory and radiology reports

What happened to the Lawrence County Memorial Hospital Patient Portal?

Welcome to the Lawrence County Memorial Hospital patient portal. We are currently transitioning to a NEW patient portal system called MyCareCorner. This transition will be easy for you!

Who can register?

If you’re a patient at LMH Health or one of our affiliated clinics and are 18 or older, you can register online for My Patient Portal. Parents also can also register their children who are younger than 13. Learn more about how to register.

Connect your health management apps

Apple Health connects with My Patient Portal so you can easily access your electronic medical record (EMR). My Patient Portal may be available to connect to other apps.

Download the app

The LMH Health My Patient Portal app is available for your Apple or Android device. Open the App Store or Google Play and search for LMH Health My Patient Portal. Apple Health also connects with My Patient Portal to provide easy access to your medical records.

What if I have an emergency?

My Patient Portal shouldn’t be used to contact your doctor for medical emergencies that need immediate attention. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.