dr paula schwartz patient portal

Why choose Paul M Schwartz office?

Paula R. Schwartz, MD. Hematology, Medical Oncology, Internal Medicine. (516) 354-5700. Call Help. On this page: About your provider Locations. On this page: About your provider. Locations. Use the left and right arrow keys to navigate between tabs.

What is it like to see Dr Schwartz?

Stanley H. Schwartz, MD Inc. is dedicated to providing efficient patient quality of care, as we strive to promote and maintain an optimal level of health care as prompt as possible. On this web portal you may securely: Enter or modify personal information. Request medication refills.

How secure is the patient portal?

Visit Paula Schwartz, specializing in Obstetrics and gynecology. This provider is part of Southwest Medical in Nevada.

UPDATED COV-19 POLICY AS OF MAY 4, 2020

I am pleased to inform you that we will be seeing patients back in the office starting in May. We will have a new format to ensure that patients and staff are protected from the unwanted transmission of the coronavirus.

ABOUT US

Find out more information about the services we offer and our business.

SCHEDULE APPOINTMENT

Use our patient portal for new and existing patients to schedule an appointment and speed up the process.

PATIENT PORTAL

Existing patients can login here to access important information and patient records.

Primary Care

Board certified and highly-trained in internal medicine and primary care for adults.

In Hospital Care

In hospital care services from an experienced and well-known doctor at Delray Medical Center.

Care Coordination

Personalized patient care coordination services to ensure the highest level of care and recovery.

What is Inland Imaging?

Inland Imaging is dedicated to providing outstanding service to our referring physicians by offering full scale support. We provide IT assistance and integration in addition to printed and digital materials in an effort to inform patients about their procedure (s).

What is a calcium score?

Calcium scoring exam uses CT technology to evaluate your risk for heart disease. Men 40 years or older, women 45 or older, high blood pressure, or family history of heart disease are just some of the risk factors. Ask your doctor if a calcium scoring exam is right for you.