What is the patient portal?
We have provided the "Patient Portal" for our patients to conveniently and securely access their medical information and communicate with our office via the web. We hope you find this service helpful, and welcome your comments about it!
What is the Neuromedical center?
The NeuroMedical Center is one of the nation’s largest groups of neurological experts, specializing in the treatment and diagnosis of common and complex conditions affecting the brain, spine, and nervous system.
What is the RWJBarnabas Health Patient Portal?
The RWJBarnabas Health Patient Portal is a free service that provides convenient access to your personal health care information in a secure online environment. With the patient portal, you can view select test results, access your medical records and track your health information.
Where is the Neuromedical center located in Louisiana?
(Baton Rouge, La.) The NeuroMedical Center is pleased to announce the expansion of its clinics located in Hammond and Slidell, (Baton Rouge, La.) The NeuroMedical Center, home to the South’s largest team of experts for the brain, spine, and nervous
Brain & Life Books Series
Are you or a loved one living with a neurologic disorder? Are you seeking answers about what it all means and how to adapt to new changes in life? Do you need reliable information presented in a clear and engaging style? Then look no further than this series of books from the American Academy of Neurology, published with Oxford University Press, which combines the expertise of highly respected neurologists with valuable insights from other related experts, patients, and caregivers..
Our Library
The journey to a healthier life begins with knowledge. We have compiled some educational material here which you may find useful as we work together. Click on the image to get more information.
PATIENT HANDOUTS
Browse AAN resources designed to help patients understand their diagnosis and make treatment decisions with their doctor. Shared decision making helps patients and their health care providers make decisions together. Health care decisions should consider the best evidence and the patient's health care goals.
How to enroll in the patient portal?
To enroll in the patient portal, you must receive services at one of our locations. To create an account, you may self-enroll here. Alternatively, you may contact the location where you received care and tell them you would like to make an account. Registration requires an email and a valid ID.
How are messages sent to your provider's office transferred?
All messages sent to your provider’s office are transferred via a secure server compliant with HIPAA standards.
What is the RWJBarnabas portal?
The RWJBarnabas Health Patient Portal is a free service that provides convenient access to your personal health care information in a secure online environment. With the patient portal, you can view select test results, access your medical records and track your health information.
Can you access read only medical records?
At the hospital patient portal, you can access read-only medical information through our secure server. This includes educational materials, information on your current medications, allergies, immunizations, health issues, and lab test results. All information is pulled directly from your electronic health records. Due to the sensitive nature of radiology and pathology test results, these are not available on the patient portal and must be obtained through the hospital’s Health Information Department.
Is RWJBarnabas Health a centralized portal?
RWJBarnabas Health is in the process transitioning all of our hospitals to a centralized patient portal called MyChart where all hospitals’ records will eventually be contained within one system for your convenience. Please be assured that you will always have access to your medical records.
What is a PASRR referral?
The referral process includes a Pre Admission Screening and Resident Review (PASRR) SNF eligibility (a required screening of any individual who is being considered for admission into a Medicaid Certified Nursing Facility regardless of the source of payment), documentation of a primary medical, Alzheimer’s disease and related Dementias diagnosis and evidence of denial of care in a community nursing facility setting whether due to severe, persistent mental illness or neuropsychiatric disorder. Discharges to the community are rare given the unique challenges in providing care for these residents who require 24-hour supervision, daily nursing assessment and care and assistance with activities of daily living.
What is the primary need of a dementia applicant?
The applicant’s primary need is management of problem behaviors associated with dementia including behaviors potentially dangerous to self/others.
What are the criteria for Alzheimer's care?
Specialized Neurocognitive Care - Applicants should meet the following criteria: Adults with a primary diagnosis that is medical in nature and usually have a severe, persistent mental illness that is no longer the primary focus of treatment.