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What is the patient portal for Family Practice Center?

FPC Patient Portal The Family Practice Center, PC, Patient Portal provides secure access to portions of your medical record and allows easy and convenient communication with our practice. So that we can provide this service without compromising your private information, no one will have access to your personal portal account except you.

How do I use the patient portal?

To access the Patient Portal, locate the blue Patient Portal button in the upper right corner of the screen. When you are messaging your Medical team using the patient portal, please ONLY discuss information about yourself . The patient portal is meant to talk about your medical information with your medical team only.

How secure is the Family Practice Center?

The Family Practice Center, PC, Patient Portal provides secure access to portions of your medical record and allows easy and convenient communication with our practice. So that we can provide this service without compromising your private information, no one will have access to your personal portal account except you.

Who is the owner of the patient portal?

Our Patient Portal is owned and operated by Medent/CCS and is fully compliant with federal and state laws concerning privacy for each patient. A patient’s name and e-mail address will be treated with the same care and privacy given to your health records and will never be sold or leased by CNY Family Care or Medent/CCS.

FPC Patient Portal

The Family Practice Center, PC, Patient Portal provides secure access to portions of your medical record and allows easy and convenient communication with our practice. So that we can provide this service without compromising your private information, no one will have access to your personal portal account except you.

Patient Portal Authorized Representatives

For Patients Who Are Minors: Due to federal and state confidentiality laws, patients who are between the ages of 14 and 17 are not required to disclose certain types of medical information to parents/legal guardians.