carteret county health department patient portal

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My Health Portal - Carteret Health Care

7 hours ago Carteret Health Care offers a secure on-line interactive tool for patients to review their health information: The Patient Portal. This interactive web portal lets patients and their families take an active role in their care by providing easy, secure access to their health information as well as pay their bill via the Internet. >> Go To The Portal


What is the Carteret County Health Department?

Carteret Health Care offers a secure on-line interactive tool for patients to review their health information: The Patient Portal. This interactive web portal lets patients and their families take an active role in their care by providing easy, secure access to their health information as well as pay their bill via the Internet.

Why Carteret Health Care as a Mayo Clinic partner?

The mission of the Carteret County Health Department, through our responsive and professional staff, is to preserve, promote and protect the health of our community by preventing disease, protecting the environment and promoting healthy living. Interpreter services are available for non-English speaking clients.

What is the online patient portal?

Health Department COVID-19 Testing. The Carteret County Health Department offers FREE COVID-19 tests. Individuals need an appointment. Patients do not need a doctor's prescription or insurance to get tested, however, you must present identification. If you have health insurance, you must present your insurance card.

Why do I need to enroll in the patient portal?

Carteret County Health Department provides a medical home to many county residents and welcomes new patients. Staff provides health education, preventive, and primary medical care to adults with both acute and chronic illnesses like diabetes, …

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Appointments

Call the Health Department and ask to schedule an appointment. We use open access scheduling to provide you same day or next day appointment time. If you have been seen by another medical office (including the Emergency Room), it would be helpful to have those records along with a list of any medications you are taking.

Clinic Hours

The Clinic schedules appointments Monday through Friday, 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4:30 p.m. Our office location is:

Paying for Medical Services

Carteret County Health Department accepts Medicaid/Carolina Access, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna. For those with no insurance, we charge for services according to your income and family size.

Language Assistance

The Health Department employs Spanish interpreters and has access to telephone interpretation services for many other languages.

For More Information About Clinic Services

Contact Kim Davis, RN, Nursing Supervisor, Carteret County Health Department at 252-728-8550, for additional information about services provided.

What is CHC financial assistance?

CHC has a Financial Assistance program to assist patients who may not be able to meet their financial obligations and are not eligible for other types of assistance. You‘ll be asked to provide tax documents, pay stubs and other information so we can determine how much assistance you may be eligible for. After the application is completed, it’ll be reviewed for eligibility. Based on your income and the CHC financial assistance guidelines, you may be eligible for a reduction or in some cases have your entire bill adjusted.

Does CHC bill your employer?

If the services you’re requesting or receive are the result of a work-related injury, CHC will bill your employer or employer’s Insurance carrier if we receive verification from your employer that it’s work related. Otherwise, you’ll be responsible for the bill. We’ll also ask for your health insurance information in the event that Worker’s Compensation denies the claim.

What is a CHC?

CHC is a contracted provider with Medicare, Medicaid, BlueCross/Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, VA, Tricare, Medcost, Multiplan and many others . We will submit claims to all insurance plans even if we don’t have a contract with them.

Does Medicare pay for all of your medical bills?

Here’s why: Medicare does not pay for all of your healthcare costs. They pay only for covered items and services when their regulations are met. The fact that Medicare may not pay for a particular item, or services, DOES NOT mean you should not receive it.

What is medical necessity?

Medical Necessity is a term hospitals and physicians use to indicate tests that Medicare will likely not reimburse. Here’s why: Medicare does not pay for all of your healthcare costs.

Does Medicare pay for all of your health care?

There are items and services for which Medicare will not pay. Medicare does not pay for all of your health care cost. Medicare only pays for covered benefits. Some items and services are not covered Medicare benefits and Medicare will not pay for them.

Does CHC offer a discount?

CHC offers a prompt payment discount for patients who either do not have any health insurance or on the balance after all insurances have paid their portion. You may contact one of our Customer Support Representatives at 252-499-6506 for additional information.

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