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Easy and private access to medical information online. Central Florida Endocrine & Diabetes Consultants, PA is now offering our patients easy and private access to their medical information online, so you can view your personal health records whenever and wherever you have access to the Internet!
We offer a Patient Web Portal through Eclinical Works for our patients. Through the use of this secure web portal, patients will be able to communicate with our office more efficiently. Patients may obtain a username and password at the time of their next office visit. For security reasons, they cannot be given out over the phone.
A: Once you have logged into the patient portal, simply select the "Appointments" tab and follow the instructions on the screen. Appointment requests are generally handled the same business day so there is no need to call our office. You will receive a notification via the portal and/or a phone call once your appointment has been scheduled.
Alan Dresner, M.D. Endocrinologist Dr. Dresner is a board certified Endocrinologist. He attended Emory University for his medical degree, Einstein medical Center for his Residency and Yale University for his Fellowship in Endocrinology.
Are you tired of being blamed for poor control when you don't have the tools or understanding to do any better? Like any of us, you are a human with unlimited potential; our mission is to help you feel your best, live long and well, able to pursue your personal goals with strength, endurance and resilience that matches your determination. At UDEC you'll find the resources, support and ongoing education needed to become and remain well.
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Q: How do I change my password? A: Once you have logged into the patient portal, simply select the "Settings" tab and change your password . You will be prompted to enter your current password, your new password, and a new password verification.
A: Absolutely. A user account and password are required in order to access the patient portal; furthermore, all data transmitted through the patient portal is encrypted for your safety.