Patient Portal. You may make health information available to your patients through our Patient portal. You are solely responsible for the information that you make available through the Patient portal, for granting access rights to your patients, and for revoking access rights. You agree that you will not use the Patient portal to make available the health information of any person under the age of 18 years. You acknowledge and agree that, if a patient of yours authorizes the disclosure of his or her health information to mTreatment, LLC for inclusion in his or her personal health record, mTreatment, LLC may, from time to time for as long as the authorization is in effect, transfer the patients health information from the health record mTreatment, LLC maintains for you to a personal health record maintained separately by mTreatment, LLC for the patient. Information in the separate personal health record is distinct from your patient health record, and is not subject to this User Agreement, or to our obligations to you as your business associate. Personal health record information of patients who do not authorize the disclosure of their health information to mTreatment, LLC for inclusion in a separate personal health record will be held as part of the health record that mTreatment, LLC maintains for you, and will be subject to the terms of this User Agreement and our business associate obligations.
Patient Portal. “Patient Portal” means the online portal to which Patient is provided access by creating a username and password and on which Patient may manage his or her profile, payment method, request appointments, and other functions.
Patient Portal. Our patient portal will help facilitate communication with our practice by providing both convenient and secure access. The patient portal can be used for prescription refills, sending non-urgent messages to our clinical staff, requesting, and managing appointments, updating account information, viewing, and printing medication/allergy lists, and viewing/printing Health Appraisals/immunization records for children up to age 17. At age 17, the patient portal will need to be reactivated by the patient. The patient will have to share any information with the parent (s)/guardian (s). Insurance allows us to bill for certain phone calls and portal messages, which may result in a copay or deductible balance. Please direct any questions to your insurance company. Please speak to our office staff to find out more information and to set up an account for EACH child.
Patient Portal. Please use the patient portal made available to all clients to communicate with me about your or your child’s confidential health information as this is the most secure communication platform available to us. You may also check your scheduled appointments, pay for services and request statements or super-bills in the portal system. Email Communications I use email communication and text messaging only with your permission and only for administrative purposes unless we have made another agreement. That means that email exchanges and text messages with my office should be limited to things like setting and changing appointments, billing matters and other related issues. Please do not email me about clinical matters because email is not a secure way to contact me. If you need to discuss a clinical matter with me, please feel free to call me so we can discuss it on the phone or wait so we can discuss it during your therapy session. The telephone or face-to-face context simply is much more secure as a mode of communication. Text Messaging Because text messaging is a very unsecure and impersonal mode of communication, I do not text message to nor do I respond to text messages from anyone in treatment with me. So, please do not text message me unless we have made other arrangements. Social Media I do not communicate with, or contact, any of my clients through social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. In addition, if I discover that I have accidentally established an online relationship with you, I will cancel that relationship. This is because these types of casual social contacts can create significant security risks for you. Websites I have a website that you are free to access. I use it for professional reasons to provide information to others about me and my practice. You are welcome to access and review the information that I have on my website and, if you have questions about it, we should discuss this during your therapy sessions.
Patient Portal. The Grantee will hire a consultant to review portal market and have the completed report by October 2013.
Patient Portal. The patient portal is a secure link between our office and you. You create a username and password to access sensitive information; your username and password should not be shared with others. No utility is 100% secure. Please don’t sign up for the patient portal without considering this.
Patient Portal. 1. Request access from Xxxxxxxx Regional Health Center. To register you must be at least thirteen (13) years old.
Patient Portal. Member will have access to a patient portal with all electronic reports and records, and ability to interact and upload information to their record.
Patient Portal. Members shall be given access to a personal patient portal from which they can send and receive secure communications to and from their physician and which shall provide Members with access to their medical record.
Patient Portal. The patient portal is a secure web site that allows you as a patient age 18 and older to access your Personal Health Record (PHR). By using the patient portal, you agree to protect your password from any unauthorized individuals. It is your responsibility to notify us should your password be stolen. You agree to not hold Baylor St. Lukes Medical Group for any network infractions beyond our control. (initial) Communications: The clinic adheres to all Federal, State, and Local regulations concerning sharing of personal health information. Regulations allow for sharing of personal health information between healthcare providers/healthcare facilities that treat you. You may authorize others to obtain this information on your behalf. (initial) Please indicate here how you would like for us to communicate with you Who can we talk to: How should we reach them What we can talk about □ Self o Home # o All Information related to my care o Cell Phone # o Appointment Reminders o Work # o Scheduling o Voice Mail Message o Billing Information o US Postal Service Mail o Test Results o Text Message or Email o Follow-up on Care o Other (List) □ Spouse/Significant Other Name: o Home # o Cell Phone # o Work # o Voice Mail Message o US Postal Service Mail o Text Message or Email o All Information related to my care o Appointment Reminders o Scheduling o Billing Information o Test Results o Follow-up on Care o Other (List) □ Children o Home # o Cell Phone # o Work # o Voice Mail Message o US Postal Service Mail o Text Message or Email o All Information related to my care o Appointment Reminders o Scheduling o Billing Information o Test Results o Follow-up on Care o Other (List) Name: Name: Name: Please list contact info for each child. □ Other o Home # o Cell Phone # o Work # o Voice Mail Message o US Postal Service Mail o Text Message or Email o All Information related to my care o Appointment Reminders o Scheduling o Billing Information o Test Results o Follow-up on Care Other (List) Name: Name: Name: Please include relationship and phone number for each person on the list. Use back of form if needed. Is there anyone who should not receive information regarding your care:
