maiden family practice patient portal

How to manage your health with patient portal?

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Why choose our family medicine practice?

In addition to his practice at Catawba Valley Family Medicine - Maiden, he is the CMO of CVMG and Vice President of Medical Staff Services at CVMC. Dr. Chesson is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians, the American Medical Association, and both the Catawba County and North Carolina Medical Societies.

What is the practice code for the eedbda portal?

Patient Portal Information When you register with our practice and provide your email address, you will receive an email with your login and password information which will allow you to access the patient portal. This email will contain a link which will allow you to access the portal.

How to send a message to a physician?

Sending messages via the web portal: On the left navigation bar, click on Messages. Select “Ask Doctor” to send a message to your physician. Click on the carrot to select your physician. Type a subject, then compose your message. Click “submit”.

How to request a refill on a med?

You may request a refill via the portal by clicking on Medications from the home screen. Select the + sign next to medications. Select the request refill box and then select the medication (s), then select next. Verify the request and then submit send.

How to get refills on a med?

On the home screen, scroll down to the bottom of the screen, you will see a section on the right titled “Current Medications”. Click on the arrow to the right of “request refill”. A new window will appear with your medications, click on the box (es) to the left of your medication name .

How to send a referral to a provider?

Log on, click the “New Message” icon. Click on “to” choose either referrals or a general administrative message. Select the + sign next to provider, and select the provider. Type your message and then send.

What does an email with login and password mean?

When you register with our practice and provide your email address, you will receive an email with your login and password information which will allow you to access the patient portal. This email will contain a link which will allow you to access the portal.

What is South Branch Family Practice?

South Branch Family Practice is the family care practice of Julie Ann Juliano, M.D. and Ruby Halper-Erkkila, M.D., both experienced family health practitioners . The focus of our practice is to provide your family with complete healthcare services. We offer routine and preventative care services including: physical exams and immunizations, illness and injury treatment, chronic disease management and specialist referrals.

Is South Branch Family Practice covered by insurance?

Emergency Note: There is Always a doctor on call for South Branch Family Practice. Please call the office first, BEFORE you go to any urgent care center. These centers are not covered by most insurances and you will have to pay out of pocket.

What is Newton Family Physicians?

Newton Family Physicians is committed to caring for your child according to the most up to date standards of pediatric care while also providing the individual attention and concern your child deserves.

Who is Dr. Alan Story?

She met her husband, Josh Sherfey, while at Duke. Dr Alan Story is a Catawba County native, who joined the practice of Newton Family Physicians in August, 1999. He lives in Newton with his wife and children and enjoys practicing the full spectrum of Family Medicine.

How long does it take to get a rapid antigen test?

We have the rapid antigen test that takes about 20 minutes. We can also do the PCR test through Labcorp and it can take anywhere from 1-5 days to get results. The rapid antigen test is 97% as accurate as the PCR test but both have a sensitivity of about 80%, which means there is a 20% false negative rate.

How long do you have to quarantine if you have a negative test?

You must quarantine for 14 days, regardless of whether you have symptoms and even if you test negative. Unless you are told by the health department to get tested, we recommend waiting to see if symptoms develop or waiting at least 5 days from exposure. This avoids testing too early.