in touch adukt health patient portal

How do I use the intouch® patient portal?

We, as a whole, support the mission of In Touch Adult Health NP's PC Pain Management through our intentional presence in all we do. We demonstrate excellence in clinical care by our commitment to evidence-based practice, and delivering culturally competent patient care in a caring and healing environment.

Why choose In Touch Adult Health NP's PC pain management?

The InTouch® patient portal is free for Family Care Network patients to use any time. With a patient portal account, you can: View your medical information. Get on the same page with your doctor by checking your medical information online. Log on to see your current medical concerns, your medication list, and lab results.

How do I get technical support to access my Patient portals?

When you open Patient Portal in Incognito mode, third-party websites cannot access data if the cookies are blocked. You will need to allow cookies to work seamlessly with portal. It seems that the cookies are blocked on your system. If you want to know the step-by-step process to learn how to allow cookies...

Who is interested in using a patient portal?

Make virtual care seamless, connected, and a whole lot easier by connecting people, healthcare organizations, HIT systems, devices, and third-party software applications on a single platform. Built to mimic in-person care using the latest A/V technology and integrated diagnostic peripherals, connect patients and providers to ensure easy access ...

How to sign up – and why you should

Adult & Child Health’s online patient portal is the one place you need to go to manage your health anytime, anywhere. Schedule appointments, send messages or refill requests to us, and view your test results and billing online without having to schedule an appointment or wait on the phone.

How do I sign up?

Sign up here. You will be redirected to the patient portal, where you can sign up for a new account, claim access to a current account, view your lab results, view patient education materials, or ask your provider team a question.