maple med peds patient portal

What is a healow pin?from medpeds.net

Healow is easier to use than the computer version of the patient portal and can be accessed via a 4-digit PIN. You can use Healow to access medical records, request referrals and refills, ask medical questions, integrate exercise trackers, and access blood pressure monitoring.

What does it mean when you have shortness of breath?from maplemedpeds.com

Shortness of breath is defined as an inability to speak full sentences at rest or marked decrease in ability to breathe with activity such as walking. If you notice decrease in mental status, blue lips or fingertips, call immediately.

What are the high risk groups for cancer?from maplemedpeds.com

High risk groups include those over 60 years if age, those with heart disease, lung disease (i.e. COPD and asthma), kidney disease, diabetes or those who are immunosuppressed (undergoing cancer treatment, rheumatologic disorders, organ transplant) or post cancer treatment.

What is the best medicine for a fever?from maplemedpeds.com

The treatment of fever/muscle aches should be only Tylenol or Acetaminophen, not a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug like Ibuprofen, Advil/Motrin, Naproxen (Aleve ), Meloxicam or Celebrex.

What is the practice code for MedPeds?from medpeds.net

After you download the app for your mobile device, be sure to use the unique practice code "HAAAAA" to locate MedPeds.

How to contact Roswell Park?from maplemedpeds.com

If you have recovered from COVID-19 and would be interested in donating blood for potential treatment of COVID-19 patients you may contact Roswell Park at 1-800-767-9355, or via Kaleida at 888-4845.

Do you have to check in at the waiting room?from maplemedpeds.com

If you do sit in the waiting room, the chair will be fully disinfected with alcohol, as well as the room you are in as soon as you leave. There will be no check in or check-out line. You will be asked to leave immediately and all testing or follow up appointments will be arranged over the phone or through the portal.

Where did Eric Thierman go to school?from maplemedpeds.com

Dr. Eric Thierman grew up in Allegany, NY, where he attended Allegany High School. He then spent the next five years obtaining his undergraduate Pharmacy degree at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Following his undergraduate degree, Dr. Thierman then enrolled in the SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine.

When did Nicole Riedy join the practice?from maplemedpeds.com

Dr. Nicole Riedy joined the practice in April of 2012.

What is the National Network for Immunization Information?from roxboromedpeds.com

National Network for Immunization Information: Provides up-to-date, science-based information on vaccines to healthcare professionals, the media, and the public. Institute for Vaccine Safety: A website run by Johns Hopkins University that provides an independent assessment of vaccines and vaccine safety.

What is the American Academy of Pediatrics website?from roxboromedpeds.com

American Academy of Pediatrics: Official site of the American Academy of Pediatrics, includes sections on parenting, health topics, and a bookstore.#N#KidsGrowth : A comprehensive website for parents developed by pediatricians. It is divided into a parent site and a teen site.#N#KidsHealth: The largest and most visited site on the Web containing doctor approved information about children. It is divided into three separate areas: kids, teens, and parents. Very user friendly.#N#Bright Futures: Prevention and health promotion website for infants, children, and adolescents and their families.#N#National Institutes of Health – Sleep information : United States National Institutes of Health website about pediatric sleep issues.

What is a chadd?from roxboromedpeds.com

CHADD website: CHADD is a non-profit organization working to improve the lives of people affected by ADHD. Website includes links to local support groups and conferences. National Institutes of Mental Health: Describes the symptoms, causes, and treatments for ADHD, with information on getting help and coping.

What is the ADHD website?from roxboromedpeds.com

Centers for Disease Control (ADHD) U.S. State Department International Adoption Website: Provides information for families looking to adopt internationally by the U.S. Department of State. Center for Disease Control and Prevention: provides statistics about injuries in children and guidelines for injury prevention.

Does Roxboro Medpeds do immunizations?from roxboromedpeds.com

Roxboro MedPeds believes strongly in the importance and safety of immunizations. If you have any concerns or questions regarding immunizations, we encourage you to discuss these with any of our providers. Roxboro MedPeds keeps track of all immunizations through the North Carolina Immunization Registry, and we can get you a copy of your child’s immunization records quickly.

Is Roxboro Medpeds safe?from roxboromedpeds.com

At Roxboro MedPeds, we are committed to keeping our patients and staff as safe as possible during the COVID-19 outbreak. We have the ability to separate sick visits from newborn or other types of visits inside our facility as well as the entrance to the building. Telephone screening questions will be asked when appointments are made. We are here for all of your healthcare needs.

Is Roxboro Medpeds board certified?from roxboromedpeds.com

All our physicians are board-certified pediatricians. We will walk with you every step of the way in taking care of your child’s healthcare needs. From critical newborn care to the sensitive teenage years, Roxboro MedPeds will provide you with up-to-date research information.

What Is "Med-Peds"?from medpeds.org

After completing four years of medical school, a physician must then complete further years of training (residency) to be fully licensed in most states in the U.S.

What do most people consider if they do not go into Med-Peds?from medpeds.org

What do most people consider if they do not go into Med-Peds?#N#As you can see most Med-Peds interns generally considered internal medicine or pediatrics if they did not go into Med-Peds. 11 Peds 32%, Family Med 18%, Medicine 41%, other 9%.

How many halves are there in a combined med peds practice?from medpeds.org

Combined Med-Peds practice: each week schedules have adult and pediatric patients either split into two halves (adults first half and pediatrics second half or vice versa) or integrated throughout.

What is the second choice for a med ped?from medpeds.org

More than half of all Med-Peds physicians have some type of academic appointment. Those medical students interested primarily in Med-Peds list Internal Medicine as their most common second choice, followed by Pediatrics and then Family Practice.

What board does Med-Peds sit on?from medpeds.org

Med-Peds residents score identically to categorical residents on both the Internal Medicine and Pediatrics Boards.

How long is the residency program for internal medicine?from medpeds.org

Internal Medicine is a three year residency program leading to Board Certification in Internal Medicine. Pediatrics is also a three year residency program leading to Board Certification in Pediatrics.

What is a Med-Peds residency?from medpeds.org

While Med-Peds residency provides exceptional training for Primary Care, Med-Peds training also leaves open the option of pursuing a subspecialty in either Internal Medicine or Pediatrics or both (e.g. Cardiology, Infectious Disease, Pulmonary/Critical Care, Women’s Health, Sports Medicine, etc). This allows over 20 fellowship possibilities for graduates as well as Primary Care and Hospitalist Medicine.