jefferson health headache center patient portal

What is the clinical team at the Jefferson Headache Center?

The Jefferson Headache Center has collaborated with Ctrl M Health to develop a much-needed health and wellness solution for those living with headache. Ctrl M Health is a digital health company dedicated to providing those with migraine, or other types of headache, access to quality, evidence-based resources accessible on your mobile device.

What is the JCHC patient portal?

Jan 20, 2021 · MyJeffersonHealth gives you free, online access to your Jefferson Health medical record whenever you want it. Through a secure, internet connection, you can: Request medical appointments during or after office hours Receive and view test results electronically – no more waiting for a phone call or letter in the mail

What is MyChart now myjeffersonhealth?

The Headache Center provides a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach to help patients suffering from various types of headaches. The Headache Center is directed by Loretta Mueller, DO, FACOFP, a headache specialist recognized nationally through peer reviewed publications, lectures, advisory panels, and over 50 headache-specific research trials. Dr. Mueller has more …

What is the Headache Center?

The Center, founded in 1982, specializes in the treatment of patients with all types of headache pain. The clinical team at the Jefferson Headache Center consists of the Director, six additional neurologists, a psychiatrist, two PhD-level psychologists, five nurse practitioners, full-time and part-time registered nurses, and numerous administrative and clerical support staff.

What is Jefferson Headache Center?

Our team of headache medicine specialists, neurologists, fellows, psychologists, psychiatrists and nurses at the Jefferson Headache Center provide advanced care from the primary care level to when you are hospitalized and need specialized treatments.

What is the best treatment for headaches?

Infusion treatments in an outpatient infusion center dedicated to headache and multiple sclerosis. Botox injections. Researchers have found that this headache treatment can decrease the severity of headaches or reduce the amount of days they occur.

Become a Proxy

Many times patients require assistance to manage care and navigate the healthcare system. In these cases, it is necessary to retain a proxy who will access their information and securely communicate with their physician’s office. This communication is handled through a MyJeffersonHealth account.

Proxy Access Form Drop-Off Locations

Drop off your proxy consent form to your provider's office at your next scheduled visit, or at one of the following locations:

What are the symptoms of headaches?

Dr. Mueller also addresses other conditions commonly seen in headache patients, such as: 1 Chronic pain from the back, neck or fibromyalgia 2 Psychiatric conditions, including depression, generalized anxiety, and panic disorder 3 Gastrointestinal conditions, such as irritable bowel, gluten sensitivity, or gastroparesis 4 Gynecologic conditions, such as menstrual-related issues and menopausal symptoms

Does Mueller help with headaches?

Mueller provides medication treatment options, with the goal of early, effective, and consistent headache relief with a return to full-functioning while minimizing headache recurrence and side effects. Whether you get rare, incapacitating headaches or frequent, annoying headaches, it's worth getting a proper diagnosis and an effective treatment ...

What is the cause of dizziness and headaches?

Chiari Malformation. Chiari malformation is an irregularity in the area of the brain that is responsible for balance and may cause headaches, dizziness and speech problems. Concussions & Head Injuries.

What are the diseases that neurologists treat?

Tuberous sclerosis and neurofibromatosis are just a couple of the neurocutaneous syndromes treated by our skilled neurologists. Neuromuscular Diseases. Our neurologists are renowned experts in treating all types of neuromuscular diseases, including muscular dystrophy, myasthenia gravis, and neuropathies.