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What's new in the CMC patient portal?

Download the App. Conway Medical Center has an app, CMC Care. CMC Care allows you to easily connect to our resources, schedule appointments and access your patient portal. Download it today and start living a happier, healthier life. App Store.

Is the Conway Medical Center Family Medicine program accredited?

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At Conway Medical Center we are dedicated to helping you live a happy, healthy life. Easily managing your health and relationship with CMC is key. With the CMC Care app, your health is in the palm of your hands no matter where you are.

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Conway Medical Center has an app, CMC Care. CMC Care allows you to easily connect to our resources. Download it today and start living a happier, healthier life.

New Patients

We have developed a simple, easy process for you to create an account for yourself. You can register online or ask your health care provider to email you an invitation at your next visit.

What is COA form?

The COA form serves as the initial consent for treatment at Swedish Medical Center and other consents may be obtained depending on the context of care.

Do hospitals have to inform patients of their rights?

All patients, inpatient or outpatient, must be informed of their rights as hospital patients. The patient’s rights should be provided and explained in a language or manner that the patient ( or the patient’s representative) can understand in accordance with federal and state law.

What is Swedish Medical Center?

Swedish Medical Center (SMC) is committed to patient-centered care, incorporating a healthcare environment that is welcoming and understanding of the importance visitors play in the healing and comfort of hospital patients.

What is the responsibility of caregivers after hours?

After hours: All caregivers are responsible for ensuring that persons in the facility after hours are wearing a visitor badge or an SMC-issued photo ID badge. All caregivers on patient care units are responsible for ensuring the protection of their patients by checking for valid and appropriate after-hours visitor badges.

What is a high risk visitor?

Includes but is not limited to a person on the hospital campus visiting patients or caregivers with a history of criminal violence or sexual abuse; or who is classified as a sexual offender or has a history of domestic violence; or who is making threats against the safety of a patient, caregiver or other representative; or a person who actively interferes with a patient's medical care.

How long does it take to recover from a donor nephrectomy?

The in-hospital recovery period for donor nephrectomy in a healthy person is approximately 2 to 4 days. In addition, I should expect a recovery period at home of approximately 4 to 6 weeks. Should I experience surgical or postoperative complications, the recovery period may be longer.

Can a living donor give you information?

Our living donor team can only provide you information regarding the transplant candidate with permission by the transplant candidate. Personal health information collected during the transplant candidate’s evaluation is confidential and protected under privacy law. Your physician can explain the transplant candidate’s increased likelihood of adverse outcomes, including, but not limited to graft failure, complications and mortality that:

Is it safe to have a donor kidney removed?

The surgical removal of one of your kidneys for transplant is called a donor nephrectomy surgery. Surgery for removing a healthy kidney (donor nephrectomy) is less risky than removing a kidney with a disease because you are a healthy individual. Donor nephrectomy can be performed safely, but as with any major surgery there are minor and major risks, including the risk of death either from anesthesia or surgery (0.03-0.06%)

Can you have complications after surgery?

The overall frequency of major complications when this operation is performed in a healthy person and by trained surgeons is expected to be minimal. As with any surgery, the administration of general anesthesia carries a small risk for a healthy person. In general, complications can occur immediately following surgery, as well as later in the course of life.