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It will also allow your provider to share and receive information with you easily. I also have a PP with another practice that uses Chartmaker clinical and sometimes when I try to access my other practice’s information, I get logged back on to my previous practice even though I am using the username and password for my current practice?
The success of your PatientPortal will be determined by the amount of commitment you put forth in designing and planning for its release, as well as the effort you exert to promote it. Read about where to start with this process in this customer profile.
The patient portal can be accessed by any device with an internet connection (smartphone, tablet, etc.). However, the portal is designed to be viewed on a desktop and all features may not be displayed correctly on an alternate device.
The ChartMaker ® PatientPortal is an online service that allows a patient (or patient representative) to keep track of their personal medical information while also allowing practices to share and receive information easily with patients.
The success of your PatientPortal will be determined by the amount of commitment you put forth in designing and planning for its release, as well as the effort you exert to promote it.
If they know their password, they can reset it by going to “My Account” after logging into the Portal. If they do not know their password, they can click “Forgot Password?” from the login page. They will be prompted to enter the answer to the Security Question they set up during registration. If the patient does not know the answer to their Security Question then they will need to contact the Administrator at your practice. Administrators can reset passwords from the Admin console (Patients page). Currently usernames cannot be reset. If the patient forgot their username, the Administrator can look it up through the Patients page on the Portal.
To do so, open the patient’s account in Practice Manager through the Patient tab. Then click “Patient Portal” and check the box for “Suspend export on note signing” and then “OK” . Alternatively, this can be done through Clinical by opening the patient’s chart and clicking the “Patient Portal” icon from the bottom of the Face Sheet. This will also stop the automatic upload of Clinical Summary information as well.
For Clinical Summaries, this includes patient name, chart number, gender, date of birth, address, phone numbers, race, ethnicity, preferred language, allergies, immunizations, medications, problems (diagnoses), procedures, reason for referral, results, social status and vitals. Chief complaint, cognitive status, functional status, instructions, and plan of care (which contains sections for: educational materials, future appointment dates, pending in house lab orders, and off-site orders) are also included but only if documented through a properly configured template tool (corresponding “button” or checklist).
Any browser (Chrome, Mozilla, etc.) will support our portal website. However, if you’re using a version of Internet Explorer below version 8, you may not be able to view your health information effectively. So we do recommend Internet Explorer 8 or higher.
No the username has to be unique. However, they can use the same email address to get authorized.
The ChartMaker® PatientPortal is an online service that allows a patient to keep track of their personal health information. It will also allow practices to share and receive information easily with patients.
The patient will be able to download documents that the practice has made available. These documents could be registration forms, educational materials, etc.
Patients can view clinical summary information (*automatically gives you credit for Core Measure: Clinical Summaries in the Meaningful Use program)
They can either click on the “edit” link on the right side or the heading link on the left navigation pane.
Note: The patient will need to click “Send Now ” in order to send their changes to the practice.
Patients create their own username and password
Portal messages are routed through office staff prior to being sent to the physicians. A Health Question is directed to nurses. Appointment, Refill and General Questions are routed to secretaries. A Billing Question is routed to our billing staff.
Please log into your portal account and look to the top right corner of the window. You will find "My Account". Click on "My Account" and you will have the option of changing the email address associated with the portal. Then, all notifications that we send will go to the new email address. You can also contact us and we can change the email associated with your account.
No. The portal provides a means of sending and receiving secure messages as well as receiving lab results, clinical summaries, and other health information.
No . Your registration marks the beginning of your portal activity so you will see all future results and summaries. We DO have the capability of posting past results and summaries upon special request. Please send us a portal message with this request.
The patient portal can be accessed by any device with an internet connection (smartphone, tablet, etc.). However, the portal is designed to be viewed on a desktop and all features may not be displayed correctly on an alternate device.