hancock women's center patient portal

What is Hancock Health’s Patient Portal?

HANCOCK WOMEN’S CENTER 1009 Benigno Lane Bay St. Louis, MS, 39520 United States (228) 467-2555- Phone (228) 467-5480- Fax. info@hancockwomenscenter.com

What is the Hancock women’s health clinic?

Welcome to Hancock Health’s patient portal. From here you can log in to your account to easily access your information, view and request appointments, see your health history and test results, send secure messages to your Hancock Physician Network provider, and view your medications online. Log in to your HealthConnect account or sign up using the following buttons:

What services does Hancock health offer?

Welcome to Hancock Health’s patient portal. From here you can log in to your account to easily access your information, view and request appointments, see your health history and test results, send secure messages to your Hancock Physician Network provider, and view your medications online. Log in to your HealthConnect account or sign up using the following buttons:

How do I send messages to my Hancock physician network provider?

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How old do you have to be to be removed from a portal?

You should know that once your children reach the age of 12 they will be removed from your portal account. However, if the child signs a new portal proxy form we can add them back to the parent’s account until the child reaches the age of 18 and/or becomes emancipated.

What to do if you have trouble logging in to your account?

If you have trouble logging in, first make sure that you have properly enrolled. If you have an account but have forgotten your password or ID, you can request new ones from the sign-in page. You can also review our Frequently Asked Questions section.

What is Hancock Health?

Hancock Health is committed to providing the women of our community with education and support in making informed decisions regarding prevention, diagnosis, and treatment options for breast disease. Services include:

What is a women's clinic?

The Women’s Clinic#N#The Women’s Clinic serve s at-risk uninsured or underinsured women who meet income guidelines. The clinic provides basic women’s health services, including clinical breast exams, and screening and diagnostic breast procedures (including mammograms, ultrasounds, and biopsies). Gynecological services include Pap and pelvic exams, hormone replacement counseling, birth control counseling, and nonsurgical gynecologic issues. The clinic operates on a part-time basis. It’s staffed by an experienced women’s health nurse practitioner and a clinic coordinator and overseen by a Hancock OB/GYN physician. The clinic is open to all women, both insured and uninsured. For information or appointments, please call Becky at (317) 468-4641 or email the clinic coordinator at rpohland2@hancockregional.org.

What is a FNA biopsy?

Breast biopsy. Fine-needle aspiration (FNA) and stereotactic breast biopsies and other diagnostic procedures. To find out more or schedule an appointment, contact us at (317) 468-4600 or visit us at the James T. Anderson, M.D., Center for Women’s Health. Pelvic Health.

Can you lose bone density after menopause?

Bone Health. Bone loss can be a significant problem for women, especially after menopause, due to a decrease in estrogen levels. But you can prevent thinning bones and keep your body strong. A simple DEXA bone density scan can show whether treatment—typically medication, diet, and/or physical therapy —is called for.

Is Hancock OB/GYN open to women?

It’s staffed by an experienced women’s health nurse practitioner and a clinic coordinator and overseen by a Hancock OB/GYN physician. The clinic is open to all women, both insured and uninsured. For information or appointments, please call Becky at (317) 468-4641 or email the clinic coordinator at rpohland2@hancockregional.org.

Is heart disease a man's disease?

Heart disease used to be thought of as a man’s disease—but it’s actually the leading cause of death for women in the United States. That’s why it’s so important to pay attention to your heart health. Trust Hancock Health for complete cardiovascular care services, from diagnosis and treatment to wellness education and rehabilitation care.

Is pelvic health important?

It’s true—and that’s just one reason pelvic health is so important to your overall healthcare plan. See us for all your pelvic health needs, including: Your Hancock OB/GYN or family physician can help you with most pelvic health issues. We also offer low-cost services for uninsured and underinsured patients.