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Why CharterCARE Health Partners?

CharterCARE Health Partners seeks to employ health professionals who share our commitment to excel in the delivery of high quality, compassionate care, and support services. DR. CALVINO HONORED FOR HIS COMMUNITY WORK

How do I get proxy access to my charter care account?

Email mycareinfo.chartercare.org or call 401-456-2555 for assistance with establishing proxy access.

What is CharterCARE Medical Associates?

We also operates CharterCARE Medical Associates, a multi-location group practice that offers primary care and access to specialized physician care. In addition. CharterCARE Provider Group of Rhode Island is an independent physician association with more than 500 primary care doctors and specialty physicians.

How do I get to my Patient Portal?

To get to your patient portal, you’ll need to contact your medical provider’s office for the web address. They can also provide you with instructions on how to register and log in if you need them. We apologize for any confusion or frustration this misunderstanding may have caused you.

What is primary care?

Primary care is a term for a category of medical practice whereby each patient has a single physician who directs and coordinates the patient's health care. Primary care physicians are often general/family practitioners or internists and are responsible for the general care of their patients as well as the coordination of treatment provided by specialists. Primary care encourages relationship building between physician and patient, creating an environment of knowledge and trust and allowing for a history that helps both patient and physician to detect changes in health status or condition, early on. The concept is also fundamental to most insurance plans in that many of them require patients to see a primary care physician about a problem before visiting a specialist.

What is internal medicine?

Internal Medicine: Internal medicine deals with the function of the internal organs, such as the liver and lungs, plus the diagnosis and treatment of associated problems. Internists are often primary care physicians, providing the first contact for an unspecified internal illness or problem.