spectrum patient portal

How does Spectrum Health work?

Spectrum Health uses electronic health records. That means all your specialists have access to your health information—so you get coordinated care. You have a right to see and get copies of your medical records. Access your Spectrum Health medical records 24 hours a day, seven days a week through MyChart, our secure, online patient portal.

How do I access my Spectrum Health medical records?

Access your Spectrum Health medical records 24 hours a day, seven days a week through MyChart, our secure, online patient portal. There’s no fee for this service. Learn how to create a MyChart account.

Is the information in the Spectrum Health ACP tool specific to Spectrum Health?

No, the information captured in the ACP tool is not specific to Spectrum Health and can be shared with, and used by, any of your health care providers. How can I access information in the Spectrum Health ACP tool? Individuals can log in at any time to view and share the information created in the Spectrum Health ACP tool.

How do I get to Spectrum in Prescott?

Simply drive to Spectrum in Prescott at 990 Willow Creek Road or Cottonwood at 651 W. Mingus Avenue, park in one of our Curbside Care spots, let us know you’re here and WE come to you. Your healthcare visit takes place right from the safety and convenience of the driver’s seat.

Herniated Disk: Small Injury, Big Effects

When sharp pain is shooting through your buttocks and down one leg, that is often a sign of a herniated lumbar disk in your lower back. You may also feel numbness, tingling, or weakness. If you feel burning pain and numbness in your neck, shoulder, or arm, that could signal a herniated cervical disk in your neck.

The ABCs of ACL Injuries

If you’re familiar with only one kind of knee injury, chances are the one you’ve heard of is a torn ACL – especially if you’re a sports fan or an athlete. But what exactly is the ACL, and how does it get torn?