Where do I Send my report to Mount Auburn Hospital?
Mount Auburn Hospital 330 Mount Auburn Street Cambridge, MA 02138 Fax the completed form to: Correspondence, Health Information Management Department 617-499-5178 Fees There is no charge to send reports directly to another hospital, nursing home or physician.
What is newborn services at Mount Auburn Hospital?
Learn more about Newborn Services at Mount Auburn Hospital. Mount Auburn Pediatrics provides personal, preventative, professional care as the primary site for outpatient pediatrics in the Beth Israel Lahey Health network. We serve as a medical home for pediatric patients in Cambridge and the surrounding communities.
How do I register for the hospital patient portal?
If you would like to register for the hospital patient portal or have any questions about the patient portal, please call the Auburn Community Hospital Patient Portal Helpdesk at 315-567-0774. Auburn Memorial Medical Services is a group of provider practices that are affiliated with the hospital.
Can I send urgent messages to the patient portal?
Please do not use either patient portal to send messages requiring urgent attention as responses may be delayed. For urgent medical matters, contact your physician’s office or visit an urgent care clinic or emergency room.
What is the Auburn Community Hospital patient portal number?
If you would like to register for the hospital patient portal or have any questions about the patient portal, please call the Auburn Community Hospital Patient Portal Helpdesk at 315-567-0774. Auburn Memorial Medical Services is a group of provider practices that are affiliated with the hospital.
What is a patient portal?
The patient portal is a secure online website that allows patients convenient, 24-hour access to their personal health information from anywhere with an internet connection (computer, tablet or phone).
Can you use the patient portal for urgent care?
Please do not use either patient portal to send messages requiring urgent attention as responses may be delayed. For urgent medical matters, contact your physician’s office or visit an urgent care clinic or emergency room.
When was Mount Auburn Hospital founded?
Mount Auburn Hospital was founded in 1886 as the first hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Over the years, generations of committed individuals have dedicated their careers to achieving the vision of being the best community teaching healthcare system in the Boston area.
Is Mount Auburn Hospital affiliated with Harvard Medical School?
Mount Auburn Hospital is affiliated with Harvard Medical School, making significant contributions to educating the caregivers of tomorrow. The hospital is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and is a member of the American Hospital Association, the Council of Teaching Hospitals, ...
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What is the patient relations department?
The Patient Relations Department can assist in answering any questions you may have about these rights and responsibilities.
What can I do if I have a question about my bill?
Contact the Billing Department at 617-499-5090 or by email at [email protected].
Is Mount Auburn Hospital committed to patient care?
You can trust the staff at Mount Auburn Hospital is committed to providing the best possible care for every patient. We hope each patient’s experience reflects our mission of clinical excellence delivered with compassion. Patient and family feedback is extremely important to us. It helps us learn what is working well and where we can improve.
What is the phone number for the Health Information Management Receptionist?
If you have non-privacy related comments or questions regarding your medical records, you may call the Health Information Management Receptionist at 617-499-5665, ext. 3049.
Is a medical record a document?
Your Medical Record is an important document protected by Health Privacy laws.
Does Mount Auburn Hospital have birth certificates?
Mount Auburn Hospital does not maintain copies of birth certificates or death certificates. To obtain these, please contact Cambridge City Hall or the Massachusetts Department of Vital Statistics.
Practice Philosophy
Mount Auburn Pediatrics provides personal, preventative, professional care as the primary site for outpatient pediatrics in the Beth Israel Lahey Health network. We serve as a medical home for pediatric patients in Cambridge and the surrounding communities.
Our Team
Dr. Naomi Priver has been practicing primary care pediatrics in the Boston area since 2001. She grew up in Greater Boston then earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Yale. She moved to New York City for medical school at NYU and pediatric residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center. In 2001 she returned to Massachusetts.
Office Hours
Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm: Routine Well Child, Office, Urgent/Sick Visits, and COVID Testing Evening hours are also available two nights per week. Saturdays, 8:30 – 11:30 am: Urgent/Sick visits only
Mount Auburn Professional Services
Mount Auburn Pediatrics is a pediatrics practice of Mount Auburn Professional Services (MAPS) Inc. MAPS is a multi-specialty physician practice organization of Mount Auburn Hospital dedicated to providing patients comprehensive, high-quality health care.
Directions to our Office
Our office is located at 725 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138 near the Fresh Pond Mall. Our office is handicap accessible and convenient to public transportation with the Alewife T-Station on the Red Line being the closest stop. The MBTA 74 and 78 bus stops are a few feet away at the intersection of Concord Ave and Spinelli Place.
Musculoskeletal Conditions We Treat
Trust Mount Auburn Hospital’s orthopedic doctors to care for conditions such as:
Orthopedic Services & Treatments
Your doctor will begin your care by using a physical exam and/or advanced imaging technology to quickly and accurately diagnose your condition. You’ll then receive personalized treatment recommendations and advice on preventing future injuries.
Arthroscopic Surgery
If surgery is your best treatment option for a painful or injured joint, you may qualify for arthroscopy, a minimally invasive procedure that reduces pain, scarring and recovery time. Using this approach, a surgeon makes a small incision in your skin and slips a tiny video camera into your joint to see inside.
Joint Replacement
If persistent arthritis pain limits your daily activities, you may benefit from joint replacement. This surgery replaces your damaged, worn-out knee, hip or shoulder with a prosthesis to relieve your pain and increase your functioning.
Technology Improves Joint Fit
Your surgeon may improve your outcome by using our Stryker Navigation System, which helps precisely align your new joint so it fits well and feels natural. This technology helps lower the risk of surgical complications, shorten your hospital stay and stabilize your joint.
Preparation & Recovery
Before surgery, you’ll participate in our Total Joint Program class to learn what to expect from your procedure. After surgery, you’ll get inpatient and outpatient physical therapy to help you begin using your new joint safely.
