carteret patient portal

Why choose Carteret Health Care?

Carteret Health Care: For the best portal experience, use the MHealth mobile app. Download MHealth for free here. Logon ID: Forgot Logon ID? Password: Forgot Password? Log On. Reminder: Password is minimum of 8 characters and 1 number The portal is also available as a mobile app. Look for MHealth in the app store! Don't have an account? Sign up ...

What is the online patient portal?

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.

How do I contact patient portal support?

Patient Portal Portal Set-Up Instructions If your child is over 18, your teen will need to set up their portal account and request to add a parent as a proxy account. You will no longer be able to have a portal account without your child having their own account. If you need portal assistance, please call the office at 252-726-0511 ext 226.

How do I contact the CMG patient portal?

Apr 19, 2022 · Carteret Health Care is a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network, which means our doctors have access to Mayo Clinic knowledge, resources and team of specialists so that you get the care you need, close to home, at no additional cost to you. Our goal is to help all of our patients live a rich, fulfilling life in optimal health.

Does Carteret County have medicaid?

You may be responsible for a portion of your charges if Medicaid makes that determination. If you don’t have medical insurance or feel you may qualify for Medicaid, CHC has a staff person on-site from the Carteret County Department of Social Services to assist with your Medicaid application .

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.

What happens when you receive an item or service that is not covered by Medicare?

When you receive an item or service that’s not a covered Medicare benefit, i.e. Self-Administered Drugs, you’ll be billed for these items and will be responsible for paying for them. Payment of deductibles, co-payments and other non-covered services are expected at the time services are rendered.