danbury patient portal

Why choose Danbury Hospital for maternity services?

Danbury Medical Group 100 Reserve Rd, Suite A4 Danbury, CT 06810 203-794-1979 Portal URL: https://danburymedgroup.mymedaccess.com Patient Portal powered by eMDs, Inc. Join Our Patient Portal Access Your Health Information – Anytime, Anywhere! Danbury Medical Group

What are the features of Danbury Hospital?

The patient portal is one more way we are partnering with you to make it easier to access and understand your health. You can see test results and appointments from anywhere and at any time. We will also update you on how we are doing at …

How do I contact Danbury Hospital's volunteer services?

The Patient Portal is a secure and convenient way to: Access and request your medical records. Receive and review lab results as soon as they come in. Request non-urgent appointments and confirm existing appointments. (For all urgent issues, please call our office directly at 203-791-2020.) Request medication refills.

Where is Dr Danbury's Office?

Patient Portals Login MyNuvanceHealth/Blue (formerly BeWell) MyNuvanceHealth/Green (formerly MyHQ247) Stay connected with us through the MyNuvanceHealth patient portals. Securely message your Nuvance Health doctor, access your medical records, visit notes, test results and more. Select the portal that’s right for you.

Need Help Accessing Your Portal?

If you need technical support to access your patient portals, contact (877) 621-8014 or complete this form.

New! Expanded Access to Your Medical Information

The 21st Century Cures Act is a recent federal mandate that expands access to medical information. Pursuant to the Cures Act, Nuvance Health will release most test results (excluding genetics) and provider notes through the patient portal as soon as they are available.

Northern Office Portal

For patients visiting our northern offices — Danbury, Litchfield, New Milford, Ridgefield, Sharon and Southbury (formerly Danbury Orthopedics and New Milford Orthopedics) — click the button below (registration required*):

Southern Office Portal

For patients visiting our southern offices — Darien, Norwalk and Westport (formerly Coastal Orthopedics) — click the button below:

What are the two types of charges?

You’ll see two types of charges: gross and negotiated . Gross charges are undiscounted fees (standard charges or list prices) for items or services that are billed to all patients, regardless of insurance. These fees cover procedures, services, drugs and supplies associated with the delivery of medical care. Negotiated charges are prices that the hospital has negotiated with third parties and that insurance companies have agreed to pay. In addition, consumer charges for “shoppable” services refers to services that can be planned in advance such as a colonoscopy or mammogram. These types of services are typically performed on an outpatient basis. All of these fees cover the total cost of delivering healthcare to you. They will be updated each year as service offerings change.

Is Danbury Hospital tax deductible?

Danbury Hospital relies on community support to continue our tradition of delivering dedicated patient care, research and community outreach in the region. We offer many ways to give and all gifts, no matter the size, are tax-deductible.

What is gross charge?

Gross charges are undiscounted fees (standard charges or list prices) for items or services that are billed to all patients, regardless of insurance. These fees cover procedures, services, drugs and supplies associated with the delivery of medical care.

What is ED in men?

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability of a man to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for his sexual needs or the needs of his partner. Most men experience this inability at some point in their lives, usually by age 40, and are not psychologically affected by it. Find Out More.

How many couples have infertility?

Infertility affects approximately 15% of couples and in over 40% of cases the reproductive issue is related to the male. The work-up for infertility includes a comprehensive evaluation by an urologist with interpretation of a semen sample, lab tests and possible imaging studies. Find Out More.