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What is the KVHC medical patient portal?

Learn about the benefits of the KVHC Medical Patient Portal, your home on the Web for your medical information! MaineCare is a federal and state funded program that pays the medical expenses for people who qualify.

How can KVHC help you today?

How can we help you today? Information and guidelines for the KVHC Sliding Fee Program. This program allows qualified patients to pay a set co-pay of $10, $20, $35, $45, or $50 per medical visit, and receive a discount on dental and KVHC Pharmacy services.

What is the KVHC Prescription Assistance Program?

This program allows qualified patients to pay a set co-pay of $10, $20, $35, $45, or $50 per medical visit, and receive a discount on dental and KVHC Pharmacy services. Katahdin Valley Health Center has a prescription assistance program in place to help those who have no prescription coverage.

How to manage your care with Kittitas Valley healthcare?

Patient Portal Manage Your Care with the Kittitas Valley Healthcare Patient Portal Through the HealtheLife app, you have real-time and easy access to Kittitas Valley Healthcare’s online portal. This portal shows your latest health care information and provides services needed to plan, understand and engage in your care.

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