family care network bellingham patient portal

What is the family care network patient portal?

The InTouch® patient portal is free for Family Care Network patients to use any time. With a patient portal account, you can: View your medical information. Get on the same page with your doctor by checking your medical information online. Log on to see your current medical concerns, your medication list, and lab results.

What is Family Care Network?

Family Care Network's patient portal offers secure, online access to portions of your health information record to help manage and receive information about your health. You can: View your medication and allergy list View your prescriptions Schedule a telemedicine appointment

What personally identifiable information does family care network collect?

At Family Care Network, we believe that building good relationships with our patients results in better healthcare. Using online communication tools such as the patient portal is a secure, convenient way to keep in touch with your healthcare team. The InTouch® patient portal is available for Family Care Network patients to use at any time.

What is Family Care Network's Statement of privacy?

Log in to our patient portal and take charge of your health care. Open communication between our doctors and you, our patient, results in better healthcare—and our InTouch patient portal® is just one more way we've made it convenient to reach us. Contact your care team, request an appointment or prescription refill, and more.

What is urgent care in Bellingham?

Urgent care is for patients who need same-day care for a minor illness or injury. All locations have onsite lab and x-ray services.

What are the benefits of Family Care Network?

Additional benefits at Family Care Network 1 Electronic medical records to improve documentation and safety. Your complete history is available to our team wherever you go within our network. 2 Urgent Care Center to treat immediate health concerns when your physician is unavailable or your clinic is closed. 3 Medical Testing Center for specialized testing ordered to screen for health issues and diagnose diseases. 4 InTouch® online patient portal so you can access your medical records, make appointments, communicate with your care team, and more. 5 Prescriptions sent electronically to area pharmacies. 6 Innovative care models for diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and OB care. 7 Anticoagulation Services in FCN offices to monitor anticoagulation therapy. 8 Telephone care protocols for some minor emergencies to improve convenience and reduce cost.

What time does urgent care open?

All locations have onsite lab and x-ray services. Urgent care hours are 1-9pm weekdays, 9am-5pm weekends, and 11am-5pm on most holidays. Learn more about urgent care services >>. Log in to our patient portal and. take charge of your health care.

What to talk to a family doctor about maternity care?

When you choose a family physician for maternity care, you can talk with your doctor not only about your baby's care leading up to the birth, but also about the issues you'll face after the birth—bre ast feeding, safety, car seats, immunizations, sibling rivalry, and more. All of our board-certified doctors who provide maternity care are family physicians, so you can rest assured knowing that with us birth is just the beginning of family care.

Is Family Care Network closed for Thanksgiving?

All Family Care Network clinics, lab and Urgent Care locations will be closed for Thanksgiving on Thursday, Nov. 25. A full list of holiday hours is posted here. Read More >>

Where is Family Care Network located?

Family Care Network has three urgent care clinics, in Bellingham, Lynden and Mount Vernon. All urgent care locations are open to FCN and non-FCN patients, and we accept most major medical insurance plans. We can also see you via telemedicine. Go to On-Demand Telemedicine >> to learn more.

What is urgent care?

Urgent care is for non-emergency medical issues that need immediate attention. Urgent Care is a lower-cost alternative to the emergency room, with shorter wait times and a calmer setting to treat issues such as: 1 Colds, cough, sore throat, fever and flu symptoms 2 Work-related injuries 3 Ear or sinus pain 4 Scrapes or lacerations 5 Urinary discomfort or symptoms 6 Minor burns 7 Headaches 8 Pediatric illness and asthma 9 Sprains, strains, minor bruises and possible fractures