How do I contact the Valley Medical Group patient portal?
Email us at p [email protected]. Access your medical history, pay your bills, view summaries of your appointments, send secure messages to Valley Medical Group providers, review prescriptions and more. Have questions about using the Valley Medical Group patient portal? Watch our quick video.
What is the WCAG link for the valley patient portal?
For The Valley Hospital Patient Portal: The WCAG link (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) is a text-only version of the Patient Portal that allows patients with certain disabilities to more easily navigate and access their health care data. Valley is committed to providing rapid access to your healthcare records and results.
How many locations does Valley Health have in West Virginia?
We have 30+ locations to better serve you in your town. Valley Health provides primary and preventative care to approximately 75,000 patients each year in southern West Virginia, southeastern Ohio and eastern Kentucky. COVID-19 and Kids Are COVID-19 symptoms different in children than adults?
How do new patients sign up for the patient portal?
New patients who are interested in signing up for our patient portal will first need to reach out to their preferred health center to register. Once registered they will receive an email that walks them through the process to enroll in the Patient Portal.
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How does Valley Health work?
Valley Health will make every effort to schedule patients with the provider of their choice and maintain health services with the same provider each and every time the patient is seen. Valley Health will coordinate through multidisciplinary team collaboration, to ensure continuity and seamless delivery of care to the greatest extent possible. In the event that a patient needs to see multiple providers or clinicians, Valley Health will make every effort to schedule appointments for patients with these circumstances in a single visit when possible .
What to expect from Valley Health?
As a Valley Health patient, you can rest assured that your health is our priority. Depending on the nature of your visit, you can expect your provider to ask you questions about your physical symptoms, emotional concerns you are experiencing, your behaviors and/or how all of these may be related.
Why do we reschedule appointments at Valley Health?
Due to situations beyond our control, such as a provider’s emergency or illness it is sometimes necessary for us to reschedule appointments on short notice. We make every reasonable effort to accommodate our patients’ needs.
What to bring to a medical appointment?
Please bring the following items with you to your first, and each subsequent, appointment: 1 All Insurance and Medical Cards 2 Valid Government-Issued Identification 3 Co-Pay (All Co-Pays Are Due at Time of Service) 4 Current List of All Medications and Supplements (Including Dosage and Frequency) 5 Copies of Any Relevant Medical Records From Other Healthcare Providers 6 A List of Questions to Ask Your Doctor 7 Refills, Work Excuses, and Form Request Procedures
Does Valley Health Care discriminate against race?
It is the policy of Valley Health Care to operate in a manner that does not unlawfully discriminate against individuals with regard to race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion or lack thereof, age, sex, medical condition, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, marital status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law.
How to get a doctor appointment?
With MyChart, you can: 1 Access and review test results. No more waiting for a phone call or letter. 2 Request appointments with Fast Pass. Swap current appointments and see your doctor sooner. 3 Request appointments with Direct Scheduling. Make your own appointments online or via mobile app. 4 Receive automated reminders for such important health screenings as mammograms or blood pressure checks. 5 Request prescription renewals 6 Send a secure email message to your doctor’s office at anytime. 7 Keep track of allergies, immunizations and medications. 8 View details of upcoming or past appointments. 9 Update personal information. 10 Pay bills online.
Where is the activation code on my visit?
Use the activation code that can be found on your enrollment letter, bill or the last page of your visit summary. Follow the instructions to activate your account.