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Patient Portal

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Patient Portal
One Patient, One Record.

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Medical Records
The St. Joseph’s Health Medical Records Department is open 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. To obtain a copy of a medical record, please print and complete our Authorization for Release of Information.

Click here for the form in English: Authorization for Release of Information
Click here for the form in Spanish: Authorization for Release of Information

Completed requests can be dropped off, mailed, or faxed to the following locations:

Hospital Locations:
- St. Joseph’s University Medical Center or St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital, 703 Main Street, Paterson, NJ 07503, Attn: Medical Records
  - Phone: 973-754-2996
  - Fax: 973-754-3009
- St. Joseph’s Wayne Medical Center, 224 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne, NJ 07470, Attn: Medical Records
  - Phone: 973-956-3715
  - Fax: 973-956-3731
For all other SJH locations, including hospital outpatient clinics, mental health clinics, physician offices, radiology sites, and St. Joseph’s Healthcare and Rehab Center, please contact the individual site or St. Joseph’s University Medical Center.

St. Joseph’s Health will make every effort to prepare your medical records in a timely manner, but by law, we are allowed up to 30 days should any extenuating circumstances arise.
Care Management

The purpose of Care Management is to collaborate with the patient, their family, physician(s), and other hospital resource staff to plan, coordinate, evaluate, and implement the options and services required to meet the patient’s health needs. Care Management uses communication and available resources to promote quality, cost-effective outcomes in the hospital for the timely and collaborative discharge of a patient.

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For People with Disabilities
It is our policy to respect the rights and interests of disabled individuals and anyone with special needs to ensure accessibility to all hospital services. St. Joseph’s Health provides:
- A barrier free enviornment for the physically impaired
- Seeing eye and hearing dogs have access to all St. Joseph’s facilities
- Admission and surgical consents are available in large print
- TTY & TDD machines through Telecommunications and Patient Relations; inpatient phones have amplified headsets, lights and adjustable ringers
- Closed captioned TV service
- Wheelchairs
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Rights and Responsibilities

Bill of Rights

One of the first things we encourage you to do is familiarize yourself with the Patient Bill of Rights and Responsibilities. These rights apply to all patients, including adults, minors, older adults and newborns. As a patient of St. Joseph’s Health, you are entitled to be informed about your medical condition and treatment, to consent to or refuse care, and to prepare an Advance Directive (living will) indicating the kind of medical care you want if you become unable to decide for yourself. Throughout your stay at St. Joseph’s Health, the Patient Advocate is available to assist you and your family with any questions or concerns you may have.

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