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The Cullman Regional Medical Center Patient Portal is an online health electronic document management tool that includes a view of portions of your Electronic Medical Record (EMR) from inpatient and outpatient visits at Cullman Regional. Including: Test results Medications Allergies Immunizations Medical Conditions

When should I see an emergency room doctor?

If you’re experiencing a life-threatening emergency like a heart attack, head injury, or gunshot wound, the emergency room is the best choice. If y...

How long does a typical visit to an AFC clinic last?

That depends on the services you need and how busy our office is that day. We’ve streamlined our services with wait times that are often under 15 m...

When can I visit my AFC clinic?

Another great advantage of choosing AFC is that we offer flexible hours that often go later than the typical primary care physician’s. Many of our...

How can I contact you?

You can contact us whenever you need. All questions that you can send us through our official social network account, we will answer all your requi...

Can I still use expired medicine?

The FDA warns consumers against taking expired medications because some expired medications carry the risk of developing bacteria that lead to more...

Why do I need to keep track of the active ingredients in my medications?

Learn about active ingredients that are in the prescription and OTC medicines you take to make sure that you don't take more than one medicine that...

Is it legal to import medicines into the U.S. from other countries?

Definitely not. The United States Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act bans the interstate shipment (which includes importation) of unapproved new...

What is the Patient Portal?

The Cullman Regional Medical Center Patient Portal is an online health electronic document management tool that includes a view of portions of your Electronic Medical Record (EMR) from inpatient and outpatient visits at Cullman Regional. Including:

Do I need special equipment?

No. All you need is access to a computer, an email account that matches the one provided during registration and an internet connection.

How do I set-up an account?

We provide step-by-step instructions in the Admission Folder you received during your registration. Once you have entered your information and have been prompted to create a username and password, you will only need your username and password to sign into your Patient Portal account.

Who should I contact if I have trouble logging in or accessing the Cullman Regional Patient Portal?

If you have trouble logging in or accessing the Main Hospital Patient Portal, call Cullman Regional’s Portal Help Desk at (256) 737-2500, Tuesday-Friday 9am until 3pm CST.

What if I have questions about my medical records?

If you have questions about your medical records, or feel that an error has been made, please contact your primary care physician.

What is temporary cookie?

Temporary cookies are used to complete transactions with the MyHealthRecord.com website or Service and for other purposes such as counting the number of visits to our web pages. These temporary cookies are eliminated when you exit your browser. A permanent cookie may also be stored on your computer by your browser.

How old do you have to be to use the e-mail?

By participating in the Service, You agree that You are at least thirteen (13) years old and that any information You provide to or access through the Service is either Yours or You have the authority to use it. You may not use the Service to gain unauthorized access to anyone else's information.

Don't Wait to Get the Primary Care You Need

Are you in need of Routine medical services, but having a hard time getting an appointment with your primary care physician? AFC might be able to help. We’re able to offer physicals, lab tests, vaccinations, and employer mandated drug and alcohol screenings right from our clinics.

Seeing Your Primary Care Physician vs. Going to AFC

It’s best to see your primary care physician if you haven’t been in at least a year. Having up-to-date medical records means they can prescribe more medications and better assess any changes to your health.

What is primary care?

Primary care is defined by the Institute of Medicine as “the provision of integrated, accessible health care services by clinicians who are accountable for addressing a large majority of personal healthcare needs, developing a sustained partnership with patients and practicing in the context of family and community. ”.

What is a family practitioner?

These doctors (family practitioners) are widely skilled with training in the care of patients at every stage of life, from birth through childhood, adulthood and old age. In residency, a family practitioner receives training on caring for the whole family, including pediatrics and OB/GYN care.

What is a hospitalist?

Hospitalists are physicians and nurse practitioners who specialize in in-patient hospital care. This is a service requested by your physician, and the hospitalist will communicate with your physician regarding your care both during and after your discharge from the hospital.