fsu primary health patient portal

What is the patient portal and how do I use it?

All Primary Health Medical Group patients have an online Patient Portal. Your Patient Portal offers a secure, HIPAA-compliant way to contact your family doctor or urgent care provider and manage your private health information. Contact your provider by using the “General Message” feature

What is the primary health medical group Patient Portal?

All Primary Health Medical Group patients have an online Patient Portal. Your Patient Portal offers a secure, HIPAA-compliant way to contact your family doctor or urgent care provider and manage your private health information.

What is an FSU seniorhealth geriatric physician?

FSU SeniorHealth is a partner with the patient and primary care physician in optimizing the patient's health and wellness. Our geriatric physicians serve as co-primary care physicians or geriatric consultants who provide health assessment and management for older adult patients in concert with their primary care providers.

How do I contact FSU primaryhealth Community Advisory Board?

Call (850) 644-1543 and select option 2 to schedule an appointment. We are looking for community members in Southwest Tallahassee to serve on a Community Advisory Board (CAB) for FSU PrimaryHealth TM. We are committed to actively engaging with the people we hope to serve.

How often do FSU primary health meetings take place?from med.fsu.edu

2) Commitment to attend meetings approximately every two months. 3) Members will serve a two-year commitment with an option to renew once.

What is UHS virtual?from uhs.fsu.edu

UHS services will be comprised of a combination of virtual telemedicine visits and in-person visits, with the visit type matched to the service being provided. UHS will meet students' needs through virtual services whenever possible to promote social distancing.

Why is it important to have a primary care physician?from med.fsu.edu

Access to a primary-care physician is of vital importance to your health. It’s where you turn to have a skilled health professional assess, diagnose and treat most of your health problems. We can be your “health-care home,” where our goal is to help you achieve optimal health outcomes utilizing available community and medical resources.

What time does UHS open?from uhs.fsu.edu

Make an Appointment Schedule your appointment here! Hours of Operation M – F: 8am – 4pm; Staffing until 5pm Contact or Find UHS Online or by phone

Where to send ADHD medical records to FSU?

Please have your ADHD medical records sent to: uhs-medicalrecords@fsu.edu in advance of your appointment to ensure that your provider has this information. Please include medical notes and documentation of any formal testing for ADHD.

What are the services of University Health Services?

Our medical clinics provide high –quality healthcare in a comfortable, friendly environment. As an ambulatory care facility providing outpatient care, Physicians, Physicians Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners are available to treat students. University Health Services is equipped to handle a variety of services including: 1 Medical management involving the maintenance of a chronic condition 2 Preventative care such as physicals for school/work/travel abroad, vaccinations, and nutrition counseling. 3 Diagnostic outpatient procedures involving lab tests, X-rays or EKGs. 4 Treatment procedures such as incision and drainage, wart removal and skin biopsies.

What is a report.fsu.edu?

Report.fsu.edu allows you to share important information regarding incidents or concerning behavior happening in the Florida State University community.

What is UHS virtual?

UHS services will be comprised of a combination of virtual telemedicine visits and in-person visits, with the visit type matched to the service being provided. UHS will meet students' needs through virtual services whenever possible to promote social distancing.

What is the mission of Florida State University College of Medicine?from med.fsu.edu

Mission Statement. The purposes of the practice plan are to 1) further the education, service, and research missions of The Florida State University College of Medicine, a component of The Florida State University Board of Trustees; and 2) enable faculty to maintain clinical competence, fulfill certification requirements, ...

What is FMPP in medical school?from med.fsu.edu

The Florida Medical Practice Plan (FMPP) is the faculty practice plan for the Florida State University College of Medicine. As part of the FSU College of Medicine, FMPP partners with local healthcare facilities in Tallahassee and across Florida to provide healthcare services, and medical training opportunities for students, residents and fellows.

What is senior health?from med.fsu.edu

FSU SeniorHealth is a primary care and consulting practice dedicated to managing the often complex care of older adults. Our comprehensive services include but are not limited to: 1 Prevention and wellness check-ups. 2 In-depth evaluation and management of chronic diseases and conditions. 3 Medication review and management. 4 advanced directives and long-term care planning. 5 Referrals to medical specialists, laboratory tests, x-ray and other imaging services are provided.