citymd patient portal faq

What is CityMD?

Patient Portal FAQ | CityMD Patient Portal FAQ What is the Portal? A patient portal is a secure online website that gives patients convenient, 24-hour access to personal health information from anywhere with an Internet connection. Using a secure username and password, patients can view health information. What can I view in the Portal?

Is CityMD virtual care available 24/7?

Here are answers to many of the questions we frequently receive. If you don’t see an answer to your question, contact us. Attention! For the best experience, please use Safari, Chrome, or Firefox while browsing our site. Adjusted Hours of Operation. Due to the tropical storm Ida, some locations may have adjusted hours/are closed on Thursday ...

How do I check-in at CityMD?

An urgent care practice can supplement the services your primary doctor can provide, from extended office hours and short wait times to a more comprehensive suite of services available on-site than in most primary doctor’s offices (EKG, IV, x-rays, etc.). While your primary doctor cares for multiple chronic medical issues, we treat the ...

Can I make an appointment with CityMD?

We are currently in the process of transitioning to a new patient portal system for our patients. If you visited any of the below locations AFTER June 13th, please click here. Manhattan: - East 79th - East 86th - East 96th - West 88th - West 104th - West 125th - West 146th - West 181st - West Harlem New Jersey:-Manahawkin-Lanoka Harbor-Toms River

How long do you have to quarantine after a fever?

After 10 days, you may return to work provided your respiratory symptoms (ie cough, runny nose) are improving AND you are fever-free for 24 hours (without using fever reducing medications like acetaminophen or ibuprofen).

How long should I be isolated after a symtom test?

You may end your isolation period after 10 days#N#assuming you either remain symptom free or any symptoms you develop are significantly improved AND you have not#N#had a fever for 24 hours (without using fever reducing medications like acetaminophen or ibuprofen).

What does it mean when you have a positive antibody?

For most viral illnesses, a positive antibody means prior exposure to a virus and possible immunity to future infection. As COVID-19 is a novel (new) infection, it is unclear if a positive antibody offers immunity.

What is a spike protein antibody test?

The Spike Protein Antibody (Blood Test) This test potentially identifies antibodies created by you in response to vaccination against the COVID-19 virus. It can also detect antibodies made in response to a COVID-19 infection.

Why did SMG merge with CityMD?

Summit Medical Group and CityMD share a vision and mission of improving the way health care needs are addressed by offering timely, high-quality, comprehensive care with an exceptional patient experience.

What will be the name of the new medical group?

There are no immediate plans to change the name. At this time we will use both brands/logos.

Who is CityMD?

CityMD is the leading urgent care provider in the New York Metro area. They serve our communities by providing quality medical care through convenient access and an exceptional patient experience.

Where is CityMD? How many locations does it have?

CityMD is based in New York with over 130 locations across New York City, Long Island and New Jersey. CityMD has locations in 10 NJ counties.

Will my SMG doctors remain the same?

Continuity of care is our priority. Even though there will be a larger team of doctors and nurses to better serve our communities, your doctors will remain the same.

Who do I call now to make appointments?

You will continue to call Summit Medical Group to schedule your appointments.

Will providers from CityMD and Summit Medical Group use one electronic health record?

Your medical records will remain with Summit Medical Group. In the near future, we will adopt one electronic health record platform for all patients. This will make sharing information between our providers even easier and ensure that regardless of the number of doctors you see, there will be one coordinated chart.