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Why choose Lake Huron Medical Center patient portal?
Open communication and access to information is essential to providing you with high quality health care. The Lake Huron Medical Center Patient Portal is an online resource that allows you to check your hospital test results and access key health information 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
What is the Huron gastro MedFusion patient portal?
As a patient of Huron Gastro, we are pleased to bring you the Medfusion Patient Portal. Becoming a registered member of the patient portal enables you to perform a number of online tasks 24-hours a day.
Who is the ophthalmologist for Port Huron?
After four years of active duty in the United States Air Force, where he served as Chief Ophthalmologist at Offutt Air Base, Nebraska, Dr. Brian V. Favero was recruited by the Port Huron Eye Clinic. He obtained a position as staff ophthalmologist in August 1994.
What can I do through the patient portal?
Access our patient portal for more information, communications, and more. New patient forms, release of information forms, minor policy treatment forms.
What is Huron's framework?
Huron has established a framework for making business- and patient-driven decisions when optimizing the patient portal to grow revenue. After considering the suggestions above, the next step is to quantify opportunities by asking additional questions.
What is a patient portal?
Patient portals are an extension of the hospital stay or office visit. To address these trends, organizations must create a seamless patient access experience. A patient’s experience does not start when they arrive on their date of service. Every encounter counts — from scheduling a patient for treatment to the ease with which they enroll in the portal.
What is virtual healthcare?
Virtual healthcare. Healthcare organizations are making big investments in telehealth and virtual care to address common ailments such as back pain, coughing and flu. In many cases, patient portals can be leveraged to further virtual healthcare services.
Why are patient portals important?
Most organizations are using patient portals to provide patients with access to medical records, online bill pay and requests related to medical records, according to the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC). Organizations can also leverage the portal for medical supplies and prescription ordering. While some revenue potential exists from direct-to-consumer distribution, the real value is in improved clinical outcomes and continual touch points with patients across the continuum of care.
What are the opportunities for virtual healthcare?
Opportunities exist in increased follow-up visits and improved patient compliance. Capturing revenue for visits that may not have otherwise taken place, as well as capturing specialty cases that may have been referred out of network, presents a compelling case for generating growth through virtual healthcare.
How many cases of a symtom beyond the scope of the virtual service were referred to appropriate?
Nearly 56,000 other cases with symptoms beyond the scope of the virtual service were referred to appropriate in-person providers.
How does portal revenue help healthcare?
By increasing portal-generated revenue, organizations can deliver care more efficiently and redirect staff and resources to higher-margin services. There are four primary ways to accomplish this:
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