concord behavioral health patient portal

Does Concord Hospital offer outpatient counseling?

Welcome to Concord Behavioral Health, LLC's Patient Portal Concord Behavioral Health 501 South St Bow, NH 03304-3416 (603) 272-6500

How do I access the patient portal for Concord hospitals?

In the future, the two portals will be combined but for now, patients need to log in to separate portals based on where they receive their care. If you're a patient at Concord Hospital-Laconia or Concord Hospital - Franklin, and you want to access the patient portal for these two hospitals, visit concordhospital-laconia.org. My Patient Connect

How do I enroll in my patient connect?

Welcome to Concord Behavioral Health, LLC's Patient Portal Concord Behavioral Health 501 South St Bow, NH 03304-3416 (603) 272-6500

Who can request access to a patient's information?

Sign into the your Patient Portal account. Tap or click on the registration task on your home page banner or select "Settings" at the top right hand side of your screen, and select "Add Child/Dependent" from the drop down menu. When prompted, enter the child or dependents PIN. Enter the child or dependents Date of Birth.

What does a PCP prescribe?

Your PCP may prescribe medications to treat your symptoms and or manage your existing medications, as well as refer you to a licensed mental health counselor or a psychiatrist specialist for treatment.

What to do if you don't have insurance for Riverbend?

If you do not have medical insurance, call Riverbend Community Mental Health for guidance. Outpatient counseling services are not offered through Concord Hospital or Concord Hospital Medical Group practices.

How often do you get ECT treatment?

Your individual needs determine treatment. On average a course of treatment consists of eight to ten visits, three times a week. We’re one of only three hospitals in New Hampshire to offer ECT treatment.

What does it mean to be a suicider?

Having a plan to take your own life or someone else’s life. Attempts at killing yourself (suicide) or someone else (homicide). If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, get help by going immediately to the nearest Emergency Department.

What does it mean when you lose interest in something?

Losing interest in or not getting pleasure from most daily activities you once enjoyed and feeling this way most days. Experiencing racing thoughts, loss of appetite and or loss of sleep. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, call your primary care provider or health insurance for a referral to a mental health provider.