einstein patient portal regsitration

How do I enroll for my Einstein health patient portal?

To enroll for My Einstein Health Patient Portal, ask your healthcare provider to register you at your next appointment or admission to an Einstein facility, or complete the self-registration by clicking on the Register for MyEinsteinHealth Portal button listed above.

What is myeinsteinhealth patient portal?

MyEinsteinHealth Patient portal is a free, secure, password-protected website that gives you access to your Einstein Healthcare Network medical records, including: Why is using MyEinsteinHealth Important?

How can patients communicate with Einstein physicians and office staff?

Patients can communicate with Einstein Physicians and office staff through secure messaging How do I get access to MyEinsteinHealth Patient Portal?

What should I avoid while visiting Einstein physicians Montgomery?

Try to ask questions about your care if instructions aren’t clear and refer to the Einstein Physicians Montgomery Financial Policy regarding fees that may be assessed. Avoid smoking, unauthorized drugs and substances that could interfere with your health.

What is MyEinsteinHealth Patient Portal?

MyEinsteinHealth Patient portal is a free, secure, password-protected website that gives you access to your Einstein Healthcare Network medical records , including:

How do patients communicate with Einstein?

Patients can communicate with Einstein Physicians and office staff through secure messaging

Why is using MyEinsteinHealth Important?

Patient portals are now a standard practice at all major health systems

Is MyEinsteinHealth secure?

MyEinsteinHealth is hosted on a secure connection and accessed via an encrypted, password-protected log on.

What is MyEinsteinHealth Patient Portal?from stg.einstein.edu

MyEinsteinHealth Patient portal is a free, secure, password-protected website that gives you access to your Einstein Healthcare Network medical records , including:

What is Einstein Healthcare Network?from einstein.edu

Einstein Healthcare Network is committed to delivering quality medical care to our patients, and making their stay as pleasant as possible without regard to race, color, creed, sex, age, marital status, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or veteran status.

Why is using MyEinsteinHealth Important?from einstein.edu

Patient portals are now a standard practice at all major health systems

What is Einstein's job?from einstein.edu

Einstein offers specially trained staff to help uninsured patients admitted to one of our facilities pay for their care. Financial counselors can also help patients understand and navigate insurance situations.

Why is it important to have access to family health information?from einstein.edu

Having access to your family members’ health information may help you take care of them more easily

Is MyEinsteinHealth safe?from einstein.edu

The MyEinsteinHealth patient portal is a private and secure site. We have safeguards in place to protect your health information.#N#To make sure that your private health information is safe from unauthorized access:

Is Einstein Healthcare accessible?from einstein.edu

Einstein Healthcare Network is committed to making our facilities and services accessible and welcoming to all. Our facilities are served by wheelchair-accessible public transportation and our parking lots, entrances, and bathrooms are also accessible. For hearing-impaired patients, sign language (ASL) interpreters as well as teletypewriter (TTY) machines are available. And for non-English-speaking patients, Einstein Healthcare Network has language interpreters.

How to get a copy of medical records?

To have a copy of your medical records released, you will need to complete a Medical Records Authorization Request Form. The copying of medical records is provided by Ciox. Please note: there is a processing fee for transfer of medical records. Please contact us to learn the schedule fees by calling our office.

What insurance do you bring to a hospital visit?

Please be sure to bring your current medical insurance card, pharmacy insurance card, and photo I.D. with you for each visit.

How to request a prescription refill?

Please call your pharmacy first to request any prescription refill. They will notify us of your request. Only call our office if you require a written prescription or a prior authorization or medication per your insurance company. We will then require your name, date of birth, provider name, medication name, dosage and quantity (either a 30- or 90-day supply).

How long does it take to get a prescription by phone?

All telephone prescription requests require 72 hours (3 business days) advanced notice to allow your provider time to review and approve your request. Messages received after 12:00 P.M. Friday are processed the following Monday unless the request is urgent.

What is a visit summary?

Patients who are seen by a health care provider are provided a visit summary, along with the age-appropriate, acute, and/or chronic management educational materials, and information on when to schedule their next visit.

Can you call Triage Nurses for same day appointment?

For urgent issues during our normal business hours call our office to get a same- or next-day appointment. We offer extended hours Monday through Thursday and Saturday. Our Triage Nurses work with your primary care provider to answer and facilitate any questions you may have regarding urgent issues. Our Patient Service Representatives are available to take your messages should you need non-urgent advice from your primary care provider. For urgent issues after our normal business hours call our main office and speak to our on-call physician.

Does the Graduate Division endorse textbook vendors?

Note: The Graduate Division does not endorse these vendors. Students may purchase textbooks from any vendor of their choice.

Does Einstein graduate school require registration?

Every student in the Einstein Graduate Programs in the Biomedical Sciences must register online using Student Self-Service during the assigned registration period (check the Academic Calendar for registration dates each semester). This includes all PhD and MD/Ph.D. students except MD/Ph.D. students entering the second year of Medical School and MD/Ph.D. who have returned to the Wards.

What is MyEinsteinHealth Patient Portal?from stg.einstein.edu

MyEinsteinHealth Patient portal is a free, secure, password-protected website that gives you access to your Einstein Healthcare Network medical records , including:

What is Einstein Healthcare Network?from einstein.edu

Einstein Healthcare Network is committed to delivering quality medical care to our patients, and making their stay as pleasant as possible without regard to race, color, creed, sex, age, marital status, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or veteran status.

Why is using MyEinsteinHealth Important?from einstein.edu

Patient portals are now a standard practice at all major health systems

What is Einstein's job?from einstein.edu

Einstein offers specially trained staff to help uninsured patients admitted to one of our facilities pay for their care. Financial counselors can also help patients understand and navigate insurance situations.

Why is it important to have access to family health information?from einstein.edu

Having access to your family members’ health information may help you take care of them more easily

Is MyEinsteinHealth safe?from einstein.edu

The MyEinsteinHealth patient portal is a private and secure site. We have safeguards in place to protect your health information.#N#To make sure that your private health information is safe from unauthorized access:

Is Einstein Healthcare accessible?from einstein.edu

Einstein Healthcare Network is committed to making our facilities and services accessible and welcoming to all. Our facilities are served by wheelchair-accessible public transportation and our parking lots, entrances, and bathrooms are also accessible. For hearing-impaired patients, sign language (ASL) interpreters as well as teletypewriter (TTY) machines are available. And for non-English-speaking patients, Einstein Healthcare Network has language interpreters.

How to get a copy of medical records?

To have a copy of your medical records released, you will need to complete a Medical Records Authorization Request Form. The copying of medical records is provided by Healthport. Please note: there is a processing fee for transfer of medical records. Please contact us to learn the schedule of fees by calling our office and pressing prompt #5.

What insurance do you bring to a hospital visit?

Please be sure to bring your current medical insurance card, pharmacy insurance card, and photo I.D. with you for each visit.

How to request a prescription refill?

They will notify us of your request. Only call our office if you require a written or mail-order prescription, or a prior authorization or medication per your insurance company. We will then require your name, date of birth, provider name, medication name, and dosage and quantity (either a 30- or 90-day supply).

How long does it take to get a prescription by phone?

All telephone prescription requests require 72 hours (3 business days) advanced notice to allow your provider time to review and approve your request. Messages received after 12:00 P.M. Friday are processed the following Monday unless the request is urgent.

What is a visit summary?

Patients who are seen by a healthcare provider are provided a visit summary along with the age-appropriate, acute and/or chronic management educational materials, and information on when to schedule their next visit.

Can you call Triage Nurses for same day appointment?

For urgent issues during our normal business hours, call our office to get a same- or next-day appointment. We offer extended hours Monday through Thursday and Saturday. Our Triage Nurses work with your primary care provider to answer and facilitate any questions you may have regarding urgent issues. Our Patient Service Representatives are available to take your messages should you need non-urgent advice from your primary care provider. For urgent issues after our normal business hours, call our main office and speak to our on-call physician.