What are patient portals and how do they work?
ChristianaCare’s Patient Portals help you create a secure, personal site that allows you to be in control of your health. Currently you must be a ChristianaCare patient or use ChristianaCare services to create or access your Portal. What can you do with your portals?
How do I make sure I am receiving patient portal emails?
To ensure that you are receiving Patient Portal emails please do the following: Add NextMD.com to your contact list, address list, safe list, or "Do Not Block" list. Account will be locked for 20 minutes after 4 failed login attempts. Please remember that password is case sensitive.
How do I contact support for the Adventist patient portal?
Support is available at any time by calling 866-296-2081 or through our customer care patient portal support site. We're interested in your experience with MyAdventistHealth. Please send your comments to [email protected].
Pay Your Bill
Come in to our office, pay through our Patient Portal or call (480) 894-2823 to make a payment.
Request an Appointment
Please call our office at 480-894-2823 to schedule your next appointment.
Where is the patient ID number?
Each time you log onto the patient and caregiver registry, you will be able to access this information. Under 'profile settings' is where you will find your patient ID number, as well as all your personal information. Patients can update the address, phone number and email address on this page and should make sure that all the information is current.
How to find caregiver ID number?
Your caregiver profile contains all your relevant patient information. Each time you log onto the patient and caregiver registry, you will be able to access this information. This is where you will find your caregiver ID number, as well as all your personal information. Caregivers can update their address, phone number, and email address on this page and should make sure that all the information is current. By clicking the 'Manage Patients' tab, caregivers can view all the patients with whom they are associated.
How many caregivers can a patient have?
Yes, a patient can have up to two caregivers.
What is considered a serious medical condition?
A "serious medical condition" under the law is any one of the following: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; Anxiety disorders; Autism; Cancer, including remission therapy; Crohn's disease;
Can a patient be a caregiver for a minor?
All caregivers must complete a background check. If you are a caregiver for a minor but not the patient's parent, legal guardian or spouse, you should be designated as a third-party caregiver by the patient or patient's legal guardian or spouse.
Can an adult patient use a medical marijuana card as a caregiver?
Additionally, any adult patient who is registered and gets a medical marijuana ID card is also able to designate a caregiver by sharing their patient ID number with the caregiver before the caregiver registers.
Can an approved doctor issue a patient certification?
An approved doctor can issue your patient certification. View a list of approved doctors.
What is the patient portal?
The patient portal offers patients personalized and secure on-line access to portions of their medical records. It enables you to securely use the Internet to help manage and receive information about your health. With the patient portal, you can use the Internet to:
How secure is the patient portal?
Each person controls their password, and the account cannot be accessed without that password. Further, the patient portal uses the latest 128-bit SSL encryption technology with no caching to automatically encrypt your session with the patient portal.
What is a HIE consent?
Health Information Exchange (HIE) Consent - allows Broward Health to view your most complete and up-to-date medical information available from other providers participating in Florida State HIE. Any decision that patients make to not grant authorization to Broward Health does not affect patient treatment or sharing of health information among your providers through other methods. Florida Health Information Exchange Website.
How long does it take to log out of the patient portal?
While logged into the patient portal, if your keyboard remains idle for 20 minutes or more , you will be automatically logged out of the patient portal. We recommend that you log out of your patient portal session and close your internet session if you need to leave your computer for even a short period of time.
How to get bhealthy now?
BHealthy Now: New patients. Step 1. Download the BHealthy Now app from the app store (Apple or Google) from your phone, tablet or laptop. Step 2. Create an app account, creating a login and password. Step 3. Schedule a telehealth visit. BHealthy Now: Revoke Access to Patient Portal.
How to contact Broward Health Weston?
Broward Health Weston: (954) 217-5700 OR email [email protected]. All questions/concerns about your office visit encounters or medical record request (s), should be directed to your Primary Physician’s Office, Urgent Care Facility or the Outpatient Services Provider where your services were rendered.
How to revoke a HIE in Florida?
If you no longer wish to participate in the Florida HIE, or have access to the Patient Portal, please fill out the Revocation of Authorization Form and submit it to your Health Information Management Department.
Portal FAQs
Review our Frequently Asked Questions for quick answers to using the portal.
How To
View and download our How To tip sheets for common portal action steps.
Proxy Access
Learn how you can set up proxy patient portal access for a parent or support person.
Third Party Application Access
Learn how to access your patient portal information through a third-party application.
Virtual Care FAQs
Review our Frequently Asked Questions for how to get care from your provider by video or voice.
Terms of Use
Review the Patient Portal Terms of Use to know the terms and conditions related to patient portal use.
What is myAdventistHealth patient portal?
The MyAdventistHealth patient portal gives you access to your personal health information through our mobile app, as well as online. View a snapshot of features. With MyAdventistHealth you can:
Where to send comments to myAdventistHealth?
We're interested in your experience with MyAdventistHealth. Please send your comments to [email protected] .
How to self enroll in Adventist Health?
Self-enrollment is now available on the patient portal.* To self-enroll, use the email or telephone number we have on file, or your Adventist Health medical record number (MRN) found on your discharge summary or other paperwork from a recent visit. Follow our detailed instructions to self-enroll.
Can Adventist Health send you an email?
If Adventist Health has sent you an email invitation to the patient portal , you can follow these detailed instructions to create an account. If you haven’t received an invitation, ask your doctor’s office to send you an email invitation at your next appointment.
Why have we upgraded our patient portal?
We've upgraded our patient and wellness portals to help make managing your health easier than ever before. To access the tools you need, please carefully read the options and choose the one that's right for you.
Can you use email to verify clinic?
If you know the email address your clinic has on file for you with their office, you can use that to verify your account instead.
