fci.myhealth patient portal

What is the patient portal?

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How do I set up my FCI account?

FCI Patient Portal Our Patient Portal is a web-based system that uses real-time technology to provide access to all of your treatment needs. Patients can schedule appointments, view lab results and medicines, and even message directly with our practice. The Patient Portal puts every element of your treatment plan at your fingertips.

How do I sign up for MyHealth patient portal?

Jul 20, 2021 · By using our below available official links ( which are always up to date), you can definitely login to Fci.myhealth Patient Portal. Register – FCI Patient Portal https://fci.myhealthpatientportal.com/registration Enter your Patient Number and Date of Birth so we can validate your account.

How do I request medical records from the fertility centers?

The portal is a secure and confidential method to communicate regarding your non-urgent medical and mental health needs. You can use the portal to perform a variety of actions including but not limited to: Follow up on your visit by communicating with your provider

What is a portal for mental health?

The portal is a secure and confidential method to communicate regarding your non-urgent medical and mental health needs. You can use the portal to perform a variety of actions including but not limited to: Follow up on your visit by communicating with your provider.

What is WH&CS portal?

The WH&CS Patient Portal offers a variety of online options in an effort to improve patient access to SHC services; streamline your patient experience at SHC and facilitate communications between you and your providers and other SHC staff. The portal is a secure and confidential method to communicate regarding your non-urgent medical and mental health needs. You can use the portal to perform a variety of actions including but not limited to: 1 Follow up on your visit by communicating with your provider 2 Complete your TB High Risk Screening Questionnaire (new, incoming student requirement) 3 Enter your immunization information and upload immunization records (new, incoming student requirement) 4 View and print your immunizations 5 Request a prescription refill 6 Complete pre-appointment visit questionnaires and/or medical history forms 7 Complete required compliance forms prior to your appointment 8 Obtain your lab results 9 Schedule, view or cancel appointments online 10 View and print billing statements 11 Request a medical records release for an outside provider 12 Request a copy of your medical records 13 Ask a question about your insurance referral 14 Ask a question about admission health requirements

Simplifying the process

For your convenience, we offer a number of ways to make payments on your account. If at any time you have difficulty paying by the methods outlined below, please feel free to call us and we will be happy to assist you.

Cryopreservation or Annual Storage Fee

For patients who are paying for cryostorage of embryos, eggs, and/or sperm, and/or monthly storage fees, please make payments through the Embryo Options Portal. Not currently enrolled with Embryo Options? Click here.

Statement Balances or Treatment Deposits

Double-check your patient account number and invoice amount to ensure accurate payment and quick verification.

Pay Online

To pay online, just fill out this form. Be sure to double-check your patient account number and invoice amount to ensure accurate payment and prompt verification.

By Phone

Simply call us at 847-729-2188 anytime during business hours and we can verify the payment due, set up payment arrangements, and take your credit card information over the phone. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.

By Mail

To mail your payment to us, simply send us the top portion of your billing statement along with a personal check or your credit card information authorizing payment.

Visiting One of Our Clinics?

Please review our COVID-19 safety precautions and guidelines before your appointment.

Webinar: IVF A to Z

Join Dr. Hobeika and a team of panelists to learn about the IVF process and get your questions answered!

Dr. Asima K. Ahmad

Dr. Ahmad feels grateful to play a role in this stage of her patients' lives. Her research interests focus on PCOS, the utilization of InvoCell, as well as cervical, ovarian, and uterine cancers.

Dr. Allison K. Rodgers

Dr. Rodgers' approach to care has been influenced by her own infertility and pregnancy loss. She has published many original research articles in top medical journals. She also writes for her blog, Destination: Parenthood, on many fertility related subjects.

Dr. Edward L. Marut

With 30 years of award-winning service as an IVF Medical Director, Dr. Marut holds numerous honors and lifetime board certifications.

Dr. John J. Rapisarda

Dr. Rapisarda's personalized approach to patient care has made him an annual recipient of the Patients' Choice Award.

Dr. Jennifer E. Hirshfeld-Cytron

Known for providing personalized, comprehensive care, Dr. Hirshfeld-Cytron’s clinical expertise is augmented by her experience as a woman and mother.

Patient Financial Responsibility Notice Insurance Company Change Year-to-Year

Often a new year brings changes with personal insurance provider selections. This signed form below will be required to be received by our scheduling staff by December 14, 2020 for any patient treatment services scheduled between the dates of December 14, 2020 and January 1, 2021.

Fertility Medication Resources

View injection techniques on Freedom Fertility Pharmacy’s MedTEACH platform. Nearly all prescribed injectables are listed. Simply view the video for each medication that your nurse has ordered for you.

Patient Education

We are dedicated to providing you with all of the support you need. Our fertility experts, financial specialists, on-staff clinical behavioral health specialists, and alternative health care professionals host events and webinars to keep you informed.

Fertility Terms from A to Z

We know there is a ton of information to understand and consider about fertility treatments. You will most likely have questions about facts and figures you read online or hear during a visit to our office (s). Our Fertility Glossary defines many common and not-so-common terms, treatments, and diagnoses.

Your First Visit

Visit our First Steps page for an overview of what to expect during your first visit. You will also find the following: