What is Nevada heart and vascular patient portal?
Welcome to Nevada Heart and Vascular patient portal. Our online patient portals allow you to access important portions of your personal medical records in a safe and private manner – according to your schedule.
What is the patient portal and how do I login?
The patient portal is your secure online tool to access your health information, request appointments and refills, or communicate with your care team. If you are a patient and have not registered for our patient portal, contact us at (920)-886-9380.
Do you have additional questions about heart and vascular care?
If you have additional questions, be sure to ask your care team when you visit Heart and Vascular Care. The physicians at Heart and Vascular Care take our mission to provide compassionate, quality care to heart and deliver personalized attention and time to every one of our patients.
Where is heart and vascular care Cumming located?
The Heart and Vascular Care Cumming office is located at the Forsyth Medical Plaza, situated across from the back of Parsons in Lakeland Plaza. Helping to meet the healthcare needs of Forsyth County, HVC’s Cumming office is also conveniently located near GA-400, U.S. Route 20, and Northside Hospital Forsyth.
What is a patient portal?
The patient portal is your secure online tool to access your health information, request appointments and refills, or communicate with your care team.
Can Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin refuse service?
Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin reserves the right to refuse service, terminate accounts, remove or edit content.
PATIENT PORTAL
Our practice uses an electronic medical record system. As a patient of this practice you, and your designees may access the electronic medical record through the Patient Portal. You can use the portal to interact electronically with the practice for messages, scheduling, bill payment and other functions.
BILLING & PAYMENTS
If you have provided your insurance information at the time of your visit, we will collect any co-payment from you and bill your insurance company for your treatment. Once your insurance company has provided their share of the payment, you may owe a balance. If so, we will send you a statement indicating the balance due.
