bray patient portal

What are the benefits of Bray family medicine?

Patient Portal Patients at Bray Family Medicine are strongly encouraged to sign up for Patient Portal – A free resource provided by our clinic. Patient Portal enables patients to easily access their personal health information and communicate directly with their healthcare provider.

Why choose a brayces Doctor?

Mar 12, 2020 · You have 24/7 access to your online health record through the Patient Portal. To request a copy of your medical records from Bray Family Medicine, complete Request for Bray Family Med to Release PHI .

Who is Caryn Bray?

Bray Family Medicine patients who use the Patient Portal have the option to receive paperless statements rather than printed copies of their Bray Family Medicine statements and pay their bills online from within their Patient Portal account. Portal Login Nonpayment We require timely payment of your bill.

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How to contact a provider on call?

The provider on call can be reached after-hours by calling (870) 464 – 1515. Follow the prompts so that the on-call provider will receive your message and can access important medical information.

What to bring to a first appointment?

What to bring to your first appointment: A valid government issued driver’s license or other photo identification. Your health insurance card and your pharmacy benefit card, if applicable. Your copay (if you have one) or $75 if your plan has a deductible that has not yet been met.

How to schedule a first visit to a doctor?

How to schedule your first visit: To schedule an appointment with a medical provider or counselor, call (870) 464 – 1515 to speak to an operator. Be prepared to provide your full name, date of birth, social security number, current address and phone number, and your current insurance information. You will want to let the operator know about all ...

What are the challenges of healthcare?

One of the biggest challenges in healthcare is developing innovative and truly effective methods to help patients live healthier lives at a time when all Americans are struggling to afford ever-increasing health insurance premiums for plans with often such high deductibles that won’t ever come close to being met unless catastrophe strikes. A large percentage of Americans are paying a high price for catastrophic coverage but having to forego chronic disease management visits, lab monitoring, and medications refills due to high drug costs, unmet deductibles, and the fear of what these services may cost. Inadequately managing chronic diseases, in turn, greatly increases the risk of a catastrophic event. At Bray Family Medicine, we believe in price transparency. A clear understanding of the costs of your care will enable you to make informed decisions about how your healthcare dollars are spent.

How to request a prescription refill?

To request a prescription refill, please contact your pharmacy directly. If you have no refills remaining, your pharmacy will send a refill request to us electronically which allows us to respond quickly. Refill requests are processed during regular business hours usually on the same day we receive the request. If your refill is not ready within 48 hours, call us at (870) 464 – 1515. Please check your medications before all vacations, holidays and weekends to ensure you have an ample supply during these times.

Can you pay bills online with Bray Family Medicine?

Bray Family Medicine patients who use the Patient Portal have the option to receive paperless statements rather than printed copies of their Bray Family Medicine statements and pay their bills online from within their Patient Portal account.

Does Bray Family Medicine discriminate?

Bray Family Medicine does not to discriminate in the provision of services to an individual because the individual is unable to pay, because payment for those services would be made under Medicare, Medicaid, or CHIP, or based upon the individual’s race, color, sex, national origin, disability, religion, age, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

What is health insurance?

Your health insurance policy is an agreement between you and your insurance company. The policy lists a package of medical benefits such as tests, drugs and treatment services. The insurance company agrees to cover the cost of certain benefits listed in your policy....

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We are expecting to receive 100 doses of the Moderna vaccine each week. Moderna’s mRNA vaccine is a 2-dose series with 28 days between doses. More information about the Moderna vaccine is available HERE. All of the available COVID-19 vaccines are extremely safe...

Is Bray Family Medicine preparing for Corona?

For the past several weeks, Bray Family Medicine’s team of providers and staff along with other area physicians, our local hospital, the health department, school officials, and community leaders have been active ly preparing to combat the spread of Coronavirus...

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Community Involvement

We are privledged to be involved with, and give back to, our South Jersey communities.

Evening and Saturday Hours

With six locations to serve you, we make scheduling appointments easy!

Meet Dr. Caryn Bray

Caryn Bray, MD, is a board-certified ob-gyn in the Tampa Bay area. She is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and is a member of the American Medical Association, Florida Medical Association, and Hillsborough County Medical Society.

Reviews

Dr. Bray is the best. She is very thorough and her office staff is quick to get you in. I adore Dr. Bray.

Request an Appointment with Dr. Caryn Bray

Dr. Bray is a well-respected ob-gyn in the Tampa Bay area, welcoming new patients. If you are a new patient, please call one of Dr. Bray’s locations to schedule your first visit. If you are a returning patient, please sign in to your patient portal to schedule your next appointment.