Remote-access Guide

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by Kory Pfannerstill Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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How do I get remote access to Penn Medicine?

Remote Access from your own Personal Device – Remote Access Portal Over 70 applicationsare available on the Penn Medicine Remote Access Portal. Accessing applications from the portal is the most efficient method of remote access if you do not have access to a Penn Medicine managed laptop.

What services does Penn Medicine OnDemand offer?

Penn Medicine offers provider to provider consults, patient to provider virtual visits, and international remote second opinions. Penn Medicine OnDemand provides urgent primary care services via telemedicine for patients 14 and older. We are available 24/7/365.

Why should I sign up for Penn physicianlink?

Login to PhysicianLinkSign Up Now At Penn Medicine, we understand the importance of tracking a patient’s progress. If your patient is being treated at Penn, we encourage you to sign up for Penn PhysicianLink — a secure online portal offering access to your patient's electronic medical records.

How do I get a second opinion from Penn Medicine?

Call your provider’s practice directly to determine if you are eligible. Penn Medicine offers provider to provider consults, patient to provider virtual visits, and international remote second opinions. Penn Medicine OnDemand provides urgent primary care services via telemedicine for patients 14 and older.

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How do I access PennChart?

Log on https://pennmedaccess.uphs.upenn.edu/ and select “PennChart & Citrix Apps.Select: PennChart.Click: The Citrix .exe file at the bottom of your Google Chrome Browser to launch PennChart.

How do I access my Penn Medicine email?

On the F5 Secure Logon for Penn Medicine Screen, enter your Username and Password. Most IDs and Passwords will be lastname first initial. Example – LASTNAMEF. Enter your password and click Logon.

How do I connect to Penn Medicine WiFi?

Connecting to Penn Medicine WiFi in Hospitals and ClinicsTo connect to the hospital's secure WiFi network, go to your phone's Settings page, then select the WiFi section.Make sure that your WiFi is turned on (the switch at the top of the screen should be green).Select to the "PennMedicine" WiFi network to connect.More items...

How do I add my Penn Medicine email to my iPhone?

To configure your iPhone or iPad for PennO365 email and calendar in iOS apps:Launch the Settings app.Tap Passwords & Accounts and Add Account.Select Microsoft Exchange (may appear as Exchange or Office 365 on some devices)Enter your Email as: yourpennkey@upenn.edu (NOTE: no "sas" or other school/dept prefix)More items...

Is Penn Medicine the same as University of Penn?

UPHS and the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania together comprise Penn Medicine, a clinical and research entity of the University of Pennsylvania....University of Pennsylvania Health System.Trade namePenn MedicineWebsitepennmedicine.org10 more rows

Does Penn Medicine have an app?

The myPennMedicine app offers Penn Medicine patients easy, secure access to your personal medical records.

How do I connect my phone to my Penn WIFI?

Android manual AirPennNet setupSelect AirPennNet as a network so it takes you to the Connect page in Android.Set the EAP method as TTLS.Under “Identity” put in your PennKey and the password field will be your PennKey password.For the CA certificate, select the AirPennNet certificate with TTLS_PAP as the suffix.

What is my PennKey?

A PennKey is an individual's username and an associated password within the PennKey authentication system. A PennKey is required to authenticate your identity for access to many of Penn's online resources.

What does PETU stand for at hospital?

Perinatal Evaluation and Treatment UnitPerinatal Evaluation and Treatment Unit (PETU)

What is my Penn Medicine username?

The first time you log in to myPennMedicine, you will be asked to create a username and password. This is the username you will use every time you login in to myPennMedicine. Once selected, your myPennMedicine username cannot be changed.

How do I get PennKey?

If you are new at Penn and don't yet have a PennKey, you will be issued a PennKey Setup Code when you get your PennCard. You can obtain one from The PennCard Center located on the second floor of the Penn Bookstore at 3601 Walnut Street. Visit this page to use your Setup Code to register a new PennKey.

Does Upenn use Outlook?

You can access your PennO365 account via Outlook Web App (OWA). When signing into your PennO365 account on the web, remember that you are signing in using your Account Name (which is yourpennkey@upenn.edu) and your Pennkey/PennO365 password.

How do I set up my Penn email?

To configure PennO365 for Android Email and Calendar:Launch the device's Email app.If this is your first time opening the app, you should be prompted to Set up Email. ... Select Office365.Enter your Email as: yourpennkey@upenn.edu (NOTE: no "sas" or other school/dept prefix) and tap Next.More items...

How do I set up my Penn medical account?

To sign up for myPennMedicine, you will first need an 'activation code. ' You may already have an activation code, which was printed on the After Visit Summary from your last appointment. If you do not have an activation code, there are two ways to request one: Request an activation code online.

How do I reset myPennMedicine Email password?

If you forgot your user ID, reach out to your Site Administrator who can provide it to you and also reset your password if need be. If you do not know your Site Administrator, please call the Help Desk at 215-662-7474 and select the option for all password issues.

What is myPennMedicine?

myPennMedicine lets you access your test results online when they become available. You'll even be able to access past results individually and graph your progress. myPennMedicine also offers easy access to notes written and shared by your care team during your outpatient visits.

What is Penn Connected Health?

Penn Connected Health encompasses the Center for Connected Care and telemedicine programs across Penn Medicine.

What is the Center for Connected Care?

The Center for Connected Care offers telehealth homecare service for the chronically ill, a telemedicine service that links obstetricians to trauma surgeons caring for injured pregnant women, telehealth urgent care services, and the Penn E-lert eICU for the critically ill across the region in PA, NY, and Delaware.

What is Telemedicine?

Telemedicine programs provide that capability and convenience to patients and their families by using electronic medical devices, teleconference technology and connected biomedical devices to monitor a person's health outside of the hospital or doctor's office. There are many benefits of telemedicine programs. They transform the patient-doctor relationship and engage patients by allowing them to remotely share in the decision-making process and actively interact with their care team. Telemedicine programs help to control health care costs while providing high-quality patient care, facilitating better management of chronic conditions and reducing travel time and expense.

What is virtual visit?

A Virtual Visit allows you and your Penn provider to connect remotely through our secure patient portal, myPennMedicine, from the comfort of your home or office. Contact us today to determine eligibility and whether your provider participates.

Is telemedicine available for patients?

Telemedicine is available to select patients . Please discuss this with your provider. He or she will determine if you are eligible for a virtual visit. For more information regarding medical eligibility, insurance coverage, and any out of pocket costs, please contact your provider. Due to domestic and international health care regulations, eligibility for a virtual visit is based on your geographic location.

Is telemedicine only offered by certain providers?

Please note that telemedicine is only offered by certain providers. Call your provider’s practice directly to determine if you are eligible.

Can you attend Penn Medicine without traveling?

You can attend select support groups at Penn Medicine without traveling to Philadelphia. Virtual support groups provide a safe, positive space for you to meet with fellow patients with similar experiences.

Access via Windows - Employee Exception VPN

To be used for Windows by all Penn Medicine employees (Individuals who use VPN to use applications and provide IT support, PSOM included – Have a Penn ID)

Access via Windows - Vendor Exception VPN

To be used by all third party support (Individuals who use VPN to support or troubleshoot applications or infrastructure)

Access via Apple - Employees

To be used for Mac by all Penn Medicine employees (Individuals who use VPN to use applications and provide IT support, PSOM included – Have a Penn ID)

What is Penn PhysicianLink?

If your patient is being treated at Penn, we encourage you to sign up for Penn PhysicianLink — a secure online portal offering access to your patient's electronic medical records.

Who needs a PhysicianLink account?

Who in your practice needs a PhysicianLink account? Anyone who intends to retrieve medical records and/or billing information must have their own PhysicianLink account. Both practitioners and administrative staff can request an account .

What is the number to contact PhysicianLink?

Technical issues: If you are unable to log in, have lost your password or need assistance with a PhysicianLink feature or function, please contact the Help Desk at 215-662-7474.

Can PhysicianLink access patient records?

PhysicianLink users are permitted to exclusively access records of patients with whom they've had a direct treatment relationship.

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