cvch patient portal error code login14006326

How do I contact cvch after-hours?

At Columbia Valley Community Health, we improve the health of our communities by providing leading-edge, whole person care for everyone. We are a dynamic and progressive community health center providing nationally-recognized, patient-centered, team-based care. We were the first in the Pacific Northwest to achieve the Joint Commission's Primary Care Medical Home …

Can I see a summary of my care at CVPH?

Patient Portal The Patient Portal is your ONLINE 24 hour-a-day connection to your CVCH medical team. Through the portal you can ask your care team non-emergent questions, view test results, request refills and pay your bill. Setting up your patient portal can be done at CVCH or by calling 1-509-662-6000. Sign into the patient portal by clicking ...

How do I enroll in the CVPH portal?

At Columbia Valley Community Health, we improve the health of our communities by providing leading-edge, whole person care for everyone. We are a dynamic and progressive community health center providing nationally-recognized, patient-centered, team-based care. We were the first in the Pacific Northwest to achieve the Joint Commission's Primary Care Medical Home …

What is a patient portal in healthcare?

At Columbia Valley Community Health, we improve the health of our communities by providing leading-edge, whole person care for everyone. We are a dynamic and progressive community health center providing nationally-recognized, patient-centered, team-based care. We were the first in the Pacific Northwest to achieve the Joint Commission's Primary Care Medical Home …

What is the number to call the Joint Commission?

ATTENTION. Those who call the Joint Commission at the 800-994-6610 telephone line will receive an automated message providing instructions on how to file a written patient safety report or concern. To contact the Joint Commission, please use the following methods:

Is Columbia Valley Community Health accredited?

As part of Columbia Valley Community Health’s continued commitment to providing the highest quality of care, we have chosen to undergo and maintain accreditation through The Joint Commission. The Joint Commission is nationally recognized as a symbol for quality and safety among health care organizations.

Why consider telehealth?

TELEHEALTH SAVES TIME: You can meet with your provider from the privacy of your own home or car. You don’t need to find childcare or leave home for the visit.

During Your Telehealth Appointment

Make sure you have a good network connection. If you don’t the Chelan PUD has set up Hotspots#N#(link is external)#N#around our community. Find out where they are located and drive to one of these locations to conduct your telehealth visit. WIFI Hotspots#N#(link is external)

Telehealth Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

You will need a computer or device with a webcam, a microphone and an internet or a data plan on your phone or computer to participate in a telehealth visit.

Why do we use email addresses?

This is because we use the email address as a unique identifier to ensure the account security and confidentiality. Users who shared an email address on the old platform and migrated their accounts across to our new platform are permitted to continue to share an email until a password reset is required.

What is a web browser?

A web browser (commonly referred to as a browser) is a software application for accessing information on the World Wide Web. The minimum browser requirements are listed below: Chrome from version 70.0. Safari from version 10.0. Edge from version 42.0.

Why is it important to access your medical records?

Accessing your personal medical records through a patient portal can help you be more actively involved in your own health care. Accessing your family members’ health information, with permission, can help you take care of them more easily.

What is the Hixny portal?

The Hixny patient portal and MyChart allow your doctor to view and share information like medication history and test results. Accurate, up-to-date information leads to fewer repeated tests, lowers risk of mistakes, easier second opinions and less chance of drug interactions.