Do I have to speak English to receive care at Baltimore Medical System?
You don’t have to speak English to receive care at Baltimore Medical System. We have interpreters who speak multiple languages. We want to help you get your medications easily. That is why we have four pharmacy locations in the same buildings as our centers.
What can I do as a patient at UM BWMC?
… If you are a patient at UM BWMC, learn about the information and services we have for you. Use My Portfolio to pre-register for your hospital visit, access test results, request prescription refills, manage outpatient appointments, and more. Visit My Portfolio to access your account.
How can I donate to Baltimore Medical System?
For example, cars, real estate, artwork, antiques, jewelry, coins or precious metals are all valuable contributions. You can also donate through your employer’s matching gift program or by making Baltimore Medical System the beneficiary of your life insurance policy.
Is Baltimore Medical System FTCA deemed?
Baltimore Medical System is an FTCA deemed facility. This health center receives HHS funding and has Federal PHS deemed status with respect to certain health or health-related claims, including medical malpractice claims, for itself and its covered individuals.
Everything you need to get healthy and stay healthy
We have the expertise to help anyone. We treat babies and school-aged children. We treat pregnant women. We treat seniors. We also serve hard of hearing patients and refugees. You don’t have to speak English to receive care at Baltimore Medical System. We have interpreters who speak multiple languages.
Pick up your medicine or get it delivered for free
We want to help you get your medications easily. That is why we have four pharmacy locations in the same buildings as our centers. Some of our pharmacies are open at night and on weekends. We also deliver meds to our patients for free if you live or work in certain ZIP codes. You can also call in your prescription refills 24 hours per day.
What is my portfolio?
Welcome to My Portfolio, a secure, confidential, easy-to-use site that connects you to your healthcare information wherever you are, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Can a 12 year old have access to a clinical note?
(Guardians of children 12 or older have limited access to a child’s clinical information in accordance with patient privacy laws.)
What is the phone number for East Baltimore Medical Center?
For questions or concerns that cannot wait until regular business hours, the on-call provider can be reached by calling 443-703-3600. If you are a patient at East Baltimore Medical Center, please call 410-522-9600.
Did you know BMS has extended hours?
Four out of six of our health centers have extended operating hours to accommodate patients who are sick or do not have flexible schedules. St Agnes, Belair-Edison, Middlesex and Highlandtown are all open until 8 PM Monday through Friday. Avoid the line at the Emergency Room when you have a fever, cough, nausea, and other symptoms and be seen at BMS.
What is my portfolio?
Welcome to My Portfolio, a secure, confidential, easy-to-use site that connects you to your healthcare information wherever you are, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Can a 12 year old have access to a clinical note?
(Guardians of children 12 or older have limited access to a child’s clinical information in accordance with patient privacy laws.)
My Portfolio Patient Portal
Use My Portfolio to pre-register for your hospital visit, access test results, request prescription refills, manage outpatient appointments, and more. Visit My Portfolio to access your account.
Medical Records Request
The Health Information Management Department can provide you with copies of your medical records. To submit a request, please call 410-787-4372. Learn more about requesting medical records.
Film Records Request
The Film Library can provide you with copies of your radiology films. Learn more about requesting film records.
Colors of Care
During your stay at UM BWMC you'll notice our healthcare teams dressed in various colors. These colors represent the roles each group plays on your road to recovery. It is one more way UM BWMC shows our commitment to our patients so you know who is taking care of you at each and every moment.
