appleton clinic patient portal

Why choose Appleton clinics for family health care?

Allow 24-48 hours to fill and mail your prescription. For urgent needs, please call 970-985-7123 now and leave your name, phone number and request for pick-up at the clinic. Please allow 4 hours before arrival. The Patient Portal is for current …

How do I enroll in Appleton clinics?

Show More. Join Us. Enrolling in Appleton Clinics is quick and easy using this secure form . If you prefer, call (970) 985-7110 to speak with an enrollment specialist and enroll over the phone or in person. Each adult membership is $99 per month, collected automatically from your credit or …

What is the Appleton clinics notice?

As a precautionary measure we are asking any member seeking an appointment for any respiratory issues to first call the clinic at 208.900.9500 or contact us via your secure patient portal to make a phone appointment with one of our providers. For the time being we are not accepting any walk-in patients with respirat ory symptoms (cough ...

How do I access my Patient Portal?

This is the way family health care should be! Call, text or visit our board certified family physicians as often as you need to. On-time appointments. No office visit co-pays, no insurance billing, no cancellation fees, no hassles. At Appleton Clinics, our doctors are here to take care of you, period. We'll even make a house call if you prefer.

Where is the Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin?

Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin serves Northeast Wisconsin with a location on the west side of Appleton. We’re off College Avenue, near the Fox River Mall and Appleton International Airport. Find a Location.

Is it healthy to live in your 20s?

According to Heart and Vascular cardiologist Dr. Pat Mannebach, "maintaining a healthy lifestyle in your 20's is associated with lowered risk for heart issues... See More.

Does alcohol affect heart rate?

Drinking alcohol makes an immediate impact on a person’s heart rhythm, according to new data presented May 17 at ACC.21, the American College of Cardiology’s 70th annual scientific session. Even j...