harvard law patient portal

How do I register for the Harvard family patient portal?

Log into the HUHS Patient Portal. General information regarding the Patient Portal. Currently, there are limited appointment types that are available to web book. For Primary Care and Urgent Care, please call (617) 495-5711 for assistance and scheduling. Please do not walk into HUHS unless you have been instructed to do so.

How do I sign up for the patient portal?

HUHS Patient Portal. HarvardKey Holders: Log in with your HarvardKey. If you have a Harvard ID number but don't have a HarvardKey, you may be able to claim one here: https://key.harvard.edu/select-user-type

How do I log in If I am a non-harvardkey holder?

On behalf of Harvard University Health Services (HUHS), welcome to Harvard! ... Patient Portal. Care Coordination. Referrals. Eligibility and Insurance. Telemedicine at HUHS. Contact. Emergency. 911 Urgent Care (617) 495-5711 ... Law School Clinic. Pound Hall 1563 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 495-4414

What do I do if I am unable to claim a harvardkey?

Registering for the patient portal is simple. Just provide a preferred email address to the HFP staff and we will send you an invitation to the Harvard Family Patient Portal. We will need to know what kind of Patient Portal account you would like us to prepare for you. There are the two different account types… Individual Account

Rachel Viscomi named clinical professor of law

Rachel A. Viscomi ’01 has been appointed clinical professor of law at Harvard Law School. Viscomi, who was appointed director of the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program (HNMCP) in 2018, was most recently an assistant clinical professor of law.

Sheila Heen appointed professor of practice

Sheila Heen ’93, negotiation expert and trainer, has been appointed professor of practice at Harvard Law School, effective July 1, 2021. She has been a lecturer on law at HLS since 1995.

Data: Documentation Matters

In our 2020 Report, The Power to Predict, we note that the odds of an MPL case closing with an indemnity payment increase 76% when there are indications that documentation of patient encounters and care was inadequate to ensure appropriate care by subsequent caregivers, or to guide the patient’s involvement in his or her care decisions.

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