smpc patient portal

by Dr. Claudie Vandervort IV Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago

What is the SMMC Primecare physicians patient portal?

Welcome to mySMMCchart, the SMMC PrimeCare Physicians Patient Portal We know you’re busy. Our patient portal, mySMMCchart, was designed to help SMMC PrimeCare patients simplify their lives. This secure and confidential web-based patient portal allows you to: Update personal demographic information (address, preferred pharmacy, etc).

What is the mysmmcchart patient portal?

Our patient portal, mySMMCchart, was designed to help SMMC PrimeCare patients simplify their lives. This secure and confidential web-based patient portal allows you to: Update personal demographic information (address, preferred pharmacy, etc). Want to sign-up for mySMMCchart? You must complete a registration form to set-up your account.

What is the difference between SmPC and CPC?

SMPC is an outpatient clinic offering: Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Enhancing the quality of care for High Risk Patients. CPC is an initiative led by the Center for Medicare and Medicade Innovation.

What is SMPC in Michigan?

At Southern Michigan Pain Consultants, our practice focuses specifically on the diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain. SMPC treats chronic pain conditions such as spine related back pain and neck pain, shingles, headaches, nerve pain and others. While we treat all types of chronic pain, the most common pain condition our patients seek treatment for is pain related to the spine.

What is Southern Michigan Pain Consultants?

Southern Michigan Pain Consultants comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to pain care offers patients and providers renewed hope for relief from chronic pain. We understand chronic pain should be treated like other chronic medical conditions such as diabetes, asthma or congestive heart failure. Chronic pain requires chronic treatment. We specialize in providing individualized treatment programs designed for your unique pain experience, allowing you to gain functional improvements and get back to living life beyond the constraints of chronic pain.

What is a visit with patients?

Visit with patients to develop care plans.

What is CPC in medical?

CPC is an initiative led by the Center for Medicare and Medicade Innovation. Stillwater Medical Physicians Clinic is participating in the program to better coordinate primary care for our patients.

How does CPC work?

The CPC program helps the patient's Healthcare team work together to ensure: 1 Shared decision making with the patient about their conditions. 2 Improving Clinical Quality Measures. 3 Listening and responding to the voice of the patient through satisfaction surveys and a Patient & Family Advisory Council that meets regularly.

What is SMPC medical?

SMPC physicians have trained specifically in Pain Management and/ or Pain Medicine beyond their medical specialty. Our physicians have completed advanced training in pain management through Pain Fellowships and are very familiar with spine related pain conditions among others. Their primary medical specialty may be Anesthesiology, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and/or Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.

What is SMPC pain management?

At SMPC, we offer those living with chronic pain multiple avenues for managing pain at the source rather than just managing the symptoms. We do this by; listening to the patient’s description of the pain problem, diagnostic tests & reports, other physician’s notes, previous types of treatments used along with the expertise of the types of treatments that have helped other patients reporting similar pain. Our pain physicians know that pain impacts each person in a unique way. Each patients pain management plan is based on their specific needs.

What is Southern Michigan Pain Consultants?

Southern Michigan Pain Consultants comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to pain care offers patients and providers renewed hope for relief from chronic pain. Chronic pain should be treated like other chronic medical conditions such as diabetes, asthma or congestive heart failure. Chronic pain requires chronic treatment. The goal of treatment is to optimize management of the pain, as opposed to curing the pain.