beacon orthopedics patient login

Why Beacon orthopaedics patient portal?

The Beacon Orthopaedics Patient Portal, NextMD, allows you to communicate with your physician’s office directly, refill prescriptions, and pay toward outstanding bills in a secure manner. We want to ensure a seamless continuity of care by providing each patient with the ability to communicate with staff directly and view their records online.

Does Beacon orthopaedics have a live representative at their call center?

A live representative at our call center is conveniently available to serve you 24/7/365. Why do I have to have two separate accounts for the surgery center and Beacon Orthopaedics? The surgery center and Beacon Orthopaedics run on two separate systems.

How do I recover my token number for Beacon orthopaedics?

Please call 513-354-3700 and a Beacon Orthopaedics representative will assist you in recovering your token number. Our call center is available 24/7/365. Does the Patient Portal add cost to my care?

How do I request an email invitation to Beacon Medical Group?

You can also request an email invitation by calling your Beacon Medical Group office or in person at your next visit. If you do not have a Social Security Number, please call your Beacon Medical Group office for an email invitation.

I have registered with NextMD, but when I go into pay, I do not have a statement. Why?

After registration, it can take up to 24 hours for your statement to display online. You will receive an email notifying you of a statement on your account when it is ready.

I have a paper statement that shows a different amount due than my online statement. Why?

Your online statement is the most recent statement and should be followed. Your paper statement may not include any recently processed visits with a physician. If you have billing questions, please call 513-354-3700 and ask to speak with our billing department.

Why do I have to have two separate accounts for the surgery center and Beacon Orthopaedics?

The surgery center and Beacon Orthopaedics run on two separate systems. Therefore, you will receive two separate statements.

What to expect at beacon orthopaedics?

Although your experience seeing a fellowship-trained orthopaedic specialist may vary depending on your specific injury or chronic condition, a clinic visit at Beacon should generally consist of four elements: 1. Review of your medical history.

What does a surgeon look for in x-rays?

In the event that you have recently had x-rays or other imaging taken, the surgeon may review them to look for any changes or deterioration to your joint. At an orthopedic specialty practice like Beacon, all x-rays are read by radiologists who are experts in diagnosing bone and joint conditions.