What is the patient portal for Family Practice Center?
FPC Patient Portal The Family Practice Center, PC, Patient Portal provides secure access to portions of your medical record and allows easy and convenient communication with our practice. So that we can provide this service without compromising your private information, no one will have access to your personal portal account except you.
What does Falls City family practice offer?
Community Health Needs Assessment Results from 2019. Falls City Family Practice, P.C. is dedicated to providing a full spectrum of medical care to the entire family. Our providers are knowledgeable in the biological, clinical, and behavioral sciences.
How secure is the Family Practice Center?
The Family Practice Center, PC, Patient Portal provides secure access to portions of your medical record and allows easy and convenient communication with our practice. So that we can provide this service without compromising your private information, no one will have access to your personal portal account except you.
Why choose Community Medical Center Falls City?
Community Medical Center in Falls City, NE offers local patient appointments from visiting specialty physicians with the convenience of care close to home.
How old do you have to be to communicate with FPC?
Parents/guardians may communicate with FPC providers and staff as you always have until your child reaches age 18.
What age do you have to be to disclose medical information?
For Patients Who Are Minors: Due to federal and state confidentiality laws, patients who are between the ages of 14 and 17 are not required to disclose certain types of medical information to parents/legal guardians.
Can a parent/guardian be a portal authorized representative?
For this reason, we find it necessary to ask our patients in this age group to complete a consent form naming a parent/guardian as their portal authorized representative. Without this consent from the minor patient, we will not be able to give parents/guardians access to the minor's portal. (Click the link below to access the form.)
What is a family medicine clinic?
Family Medicine Clinics offer a full spectrum of preventative care including men’s and women’s health, chronic conditions, and minor procedures. We also offer laboratory services, x-rays, and immunizations. Please contact us today at (402) 245-4475 for an appointment. VIDEO TOUR Health Tips.
Is CMC cafeteria open to the public?
CMC cafeteria remains closed to the public for the foreseeable future for health safety measures.
What is Family Practice Group Patient Portal?
With the Family Practice Group Patient Portal you can connect with your clinic through a convenient, safe, and secure environment from the privacy of your home or any other location with an internet connection. Through this portal you can:
Where to mail a form to Family Practice Group?
Mailing address: Family Practice Group, 229 Stewart Avenue, Medford, Oregon 97501.
What is Family Practice and Counseling Network?
Family Practice and Counseling Network, a program of Resources for Human Development, is a network of federally qualified community health centers that uses a nurse-managed, integrated model to deliver primary care, behavioral health, dental, and preventive services, which are co-located at the centers and are designed to treat the whole patient.
What is our mission here at FPCN?
The Family Practice and Counseling Network (FPCN) provides person-centered, integrated and comprehensive health services to individuals and families across their lifespan. The Network promotes an antiracist, trauma-informed culture, as well as resiliency and well-being among patients, staff and surrounding communities.
What is FPCN in the FPCN video?
In this video, staff of FPCN (Family Practice & Counseling Network) validate the hesitancy to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and ultimately why they trusted the science behind the vaccine. They encourage others-especially Black and Brown individuals-to be informed about the vaccine, and to strongly consider taking it.
What is primary care at the network?
Primary Care at the Network is provided by Nurse Practitioners with advanced practice degrees and the expertise to diagnose illness and prescribe medication, to make referrals to specialists, to provide pre-and post-natal care, and to offer a wide variety of other primary health care services. The model relies heavily on a psychosocial, interdisciplinary approach to care that “wraps its arms” around patients.
Is quality healthcare a right or a privilege?
Quality healthcare is a right, not a privilege. FPCN stands behind the belief that all people are entitled to accessible, comprehensive, quality and affordable health care. This site contains HIV prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences.