Why Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN)?
Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) provides a wide variety of telehealth services to help patients and their families manage their health care and receive services when and where they need them most. As technology has advanced, the ways health care can be provided have changed and advanced too.
What does LVHN stand for?
Para español, haga clic aquí. Your health has never been more important. That’s why Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) is making it easier than ever to take control with MyLVHN, your digital health partner.
What telehealth services does LVHN offer?
LVHN Telehealth services include: The AICU is at an off-site location for monitoring patients receiving care in LVHN intensive care units (ICU). Patients are monitored every night by a team that includes an intensivist physician and critical care nurses.
How can I take control of my health with mylvhn?
Your health has never been more important. That’s why Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) is making it easier than ever to take control with MyLVHN, your digital health partner. Schedule your COVID-19 vaccine and other appointments, message your doctor, and even see an LVHN provider from the comfort of home with a video visit.
COVID-19
Find information you need about testing, care and vaccines as well as answers to frequently asked questions.
Video Visits
When illness strikes or a minor injury occurs, stay home and see a health care provider through an LVHN Video Visit. Available 24/7.
Walk-In Care
ExpressCARE is your answer for no appointment, walk-in care. We are here for you 365 days a year.
Find a Doctor
LVHN primary care and specialty care providers are here for you. Get to know them through their profiles, videos and patient ratings.
Where is LVHN at home?
LVHN@Home is available to people who live in Lehigh or Northampton counties as well as certain areas in Berks and Carbon counties.
What is a LVHN?
Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) provides a wide variety of telehealth services to help patients and their families manage their health care and receive services when and where they need them most.
What is AICU in LVHN?
The AICU is at an off-site location for monitoring patients receiving care in LVHN intensive care units (ICU ). Patients are monitored every night by a team that includes an intensivist physician and critical care nurses. The program has shown significant reduction in mortality, significantly fewer days of mechanical ventilation and a decreased length of ICU stay.
What is the purpose of videoconferencing in observation units?
To expand access to care, providers virtually round on patients admitted to an observation unit utilizing secure videoconferencing technologies.
What is included in a Lehigh Valley home care kit?
Patients who participate receive a customized kit that includes items like a pulse oximeter, blood pressure cuff and thermometer, all with the technology to automatically submit data to LVHN. Patients use these items twice a day. Nurses review each patient’s data and can identify issues to prevent hospitalizations. A Lehigh Valley Home Care nurse either comes to the patient’s house or meets with the patient virtually each day. Patients also have access to speak with a nurse anytime, day or night.
What is high definition videoconferencing?
High-definition videoconferencing equipment and electronic medical instruments allow a specialist to complete real-time inpatient consultations at a remote hospital.
How many patients can a live video feed watch?
Using a live video feed, a trained staff member watches up to 15 patients who are at high risk for falling or harming themselves. This staff member communicates with the patient when at-risk behaviors are noted and until a staff member from the unit can get into the patient’s room quickly to assist.
Where is the network connect icon?
If Network Connect has installed and you have logged in successfully you should see the icon below in your System Tray in the lower-right hand corner of your screen next to the time.
How to connect to Intranet on Windows 10?
1. Double-click the Internet Explorer icon on your desktop. If you are on a Windows 10 machine, you can also use the Microsoft Edge browser to initially connect. 2. Type the following into the address bar: https://intranet.lvh.com and press the Enterkey. 3.
Does LVHN require two factor authentication?
LVHN now requires two-factor authentication when colleagues access the network remotely to protect colleague, LVHN, and patient data. Please follow the steps below to configure your Windows computer and Internet Explorer to work properly with LVHN’s network.
