ascension wisconsin patient portal

Where can I find information for Ascension patients?

To access your patient portal, you must first find and select the state where you received care. We’re committed to providing you with personalized, compassionate care and access to your medical records online. Here you’ll find information for Ascension patients.

How do I access my Patient Portal?

Using your own secure password, you can log into the online patient portal 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from the comfort and privacy of your home or office. Ascension Medical Group is partnering with athenahealth, a best-in-class provider of cloud-based physician practice management and patient communications software.

What is Ascension Health Ministry?

Using your own secure password, you can log into the online patient portal 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from the comfort and privacy of your home or office. Ascension Medical Group is partnering with athenahealth, a best-in-class provider of cloud-based physician practice management and patient communications software.

Why choose Ascension care?

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We’re committed to providing you with personalized, compassionate care. Here you’ll find information for Ascension patients.

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Approximately one-half of all prescriptions are taken incorrectly.

What to do when you are discharged from the hospital?

When you are discharged from the hospital, someone will talk with you about which medicines to take and which medicine to stop taking. Since changes are often made after a hospital stay, a new form should be filled out. When you return to your doctor, take your new form with you.

Why do we keep a list of all the medications we take?

To reduce medicine errors and keep patients safe, you are encouraged to keep a list of all the medications you take (including prescription, herbals, over-the-counter and vitamins) and bring that list to all doctor visits, hospital visits, and also when you go in for tests or visit other healthcare providers.