focus on kids patient portal

How can I Manage my Child’s health through the patient portals?

Whether your child is seeing a Children’s National Hospital specialist or one of our primary care pediatricians, you can manage your child’s health information, access medical records and more through our online patient portals. Please do not use the patient portals if your child requires immediate assistance.

What is the kids plus patient portal?

The Kids Plus Patient Portal is a safe, secure section of our web site that allows you to access key parts of your child’s medical records, giving you access to: Access the Kids Plus Patient Portal 24/7/365 on your phone, tablet, or computer, so you always have a Kids Plus virtual office at your fingertips.

How do I contact children’s health centers?

Call our support helpline 24/7 at 1-877-621-8014. Children’s Health Centers make each patient visit easier with Patient Portal. Patient Portal is a secure portal that helps you manage your child’s care for each visit.

What can I do in the patient portal?

You can use the portal to contact the office to make an appointment or check the date of your next appointment, ask a question, and request medication refills and records. Click the above link to access our Patient Portal.

Why do patients fear rushed diagnosis?

Patients sometimes fear a rushed diagnosis or a complicated process that leads to uncertain results. Sometimes fear from stigma or concerns about treatment side effects lead to delays in seeking help.

Why do parents worry about their children?

Concerned to Focused. Parents often worry about seeking professional advice for their children’s school or behavioral problems. Some hope the child will mature. Some attribute the symptoms to being lazy, hormones, or “just being a kid”.

What does it feel like to have ADHD?

Adults with ADHD may feel like their lives are always in chaos. They are frustrated with themselves but can’t figure out how to fix it. Patients and parents may worry about the consequences of a diagnosis or being labeled.

Is it scary to ask for help?

It can be scary to ask for help. Patients sometimes fear a rushed diagnosis or a complicated process that leads to uncertain results. Sometimes fear from stigma or concerns about treatment side effects lead to delays in seeking help.

What is the number to call GI for kids?

To learn more about the plans that we currently accept, please click the link above or call us at (865) 546-3998.

What is GI for kids?

GI For Kids is Tennessee’s Premier Pediatric Gastroenterology Group. We pride ourselves in offering comprehensive information regarding Pediatric Gastrointestinal procedures, medications, and more. We hope that our website can serve as an invaluable tool to helping you remain as informed as possible regarding your or your child’s health. Some of the information that we provide includes the following:

Who can walk you through MSK?

If you’re new to MSK, the Office Coordinator (OC) in your doctor’s office can walk you through enrollment, including caregiver access.

What is MSK app?

MyMSK is a secure website and app that gives you convenient online access to a broad range of personalized information and services.

Why is it so hard to attend parenting classes?

Often, it is difficult to attend a quality parenting class due to a busy schedule and other life commitments. This online parenting class allows you to learn parenting tools and meet the requirements of the court but in a convenient, affordable, individually paced environment.

Is FocusOnTheKids online?

If you need to take a parenting class, FocusOnTheKids is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from any Internet based computer! Whether you are a single parent, married couple, blended family or going through a divorce, finding and attending a live parenting class can be time consuming and inconvenient. All participants receive an official "Certification of Completion". Participation in this course meets the requirements for parenting/divorce education programs in accordance with Missouri revised 452.600 and the standards set by the State of Missouri.