What to expect from MyHealth at UNM: HIPAA-compliant, secure way to communicate with your Doctors and Healthcare Providers View, download, and share parts of your UNM health record
Access more forms and privacy information at UNM's HSC Privacy Office. If you have questions about your care at UNM Hospitals, contact our Patient Advocate Coordinator at 505-272-2121. You can also visit the Patient Advocate Coordinator's office Monday—Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., on the first floor of UNM Hospital.
Welcome to your MyHealthUNM Patient Portal Use the patient portal to •Access your medical history •Check your upcoming appointments •Look up information about various health topics •Message your provider or clinic 1. Click these quick links to access UNM Health Sciences resources - find a provider, find clinic locations, etc. 2.
Use the patient portal to •Access your medical history •Check your upcoming appointments •Look up information about various health topics •Message your provider or clinic 1. Click these quick links to access UNM Health Sciences resources - find a provider, find clinic locations, etc. 2.
By simply signing up at the clinic front desk, you can have 24-hour access to your medical records on the internet. To register, you will provide an email address and sign a consent form. Next, a temporary password will be e-mailed to you with access instructions.
MyHealth. MyHealth is UNM's patient portal where you can manage your health care outside of the traditional office visit.
Our Vital Records Call Center is also available from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. to answer your questions at 1-866-534-0051 or 505-827-0121. We only issue certificates for individuals who were born in the state of New Mexico.
We are the primary teaching hospital for UNM School of Medicine, which means your care team is on the cutting edge of medical research, technology, clinical trials and specialty patient care.
UNM's program mirrors that of the EPICS program at Purdue University, while adjusting for local culture, student population, and regional needs. The program will utilize both the community partners, as well as the WHY lab.
One visitor is allowed per patient and per day. Visiting hours are between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. All visitors must be14 years of age or older.
ten yearsNew Mexico statute requires that medical records for Medicaid patients must be kept for “at least six years from the date of creation” of the record. NMSA 1978 § 27-11-4 A. (2016). Hospital records, regardless of the insurer, must be retained for ten years.
A reasonable charge is not more than $30 for the first 15 pages, and $0.25 per page thereafter. Patients may be charged the actual cost of reproduction for electronic records and record formats other than paper, such as x-rays. The board will review the reasonable charge periodically.
Generally, vital records, such as birth, death, marriage, divorce records, are restricted from public access until a statutory period of confidentiality elapses. Until then, New Mexico Vital Statistics Act only allows persons who can demonstrate a direct, tangible interest to obtain vital records.
556UNM Hospital / Number of beds
Level 1 Trauma CenterAlthough a trauma center can exist without ACS verification, UNMH chose to pursue gold standard verification, making UNMH the only New Mexico designated Level 1 Trauma Center.
618-bedUNMH is a 618-bed tertiary care facility and is the only Level 1 Trauma Center in the state. It is also a principal primary care provider for most of its patients.
Every minute. Every day. Your health is our sole focus. As the only teaching hospital in New Mexico, UNM Health providers breathe life into our mission: Delivering high-quality, accessible health care to all New Mexicans.
UNM Health offers exceptional care in Albuquerque and throughout New Mexico. Find a location near you.
Cancer The only NCI-designated cancer center in New Mexico.
The UNM Health emergency team takes on the region's most complex emergency and ICU cases at New Mexico's only Level I trauma center.