mfm patient portal

What is our secure patient portal?

Miles Family Medicine Miles Family Medicine uses the portal for patients to receive certain test results in a secure HIPAA compliant fashion. Please contact the office by phone if you have clinical concerns or are requesting prescription refills. Have an ID and password? Click here to sign in Here to view a fax? Click here to view

What is an MFM?

Mar 30, 2020 · Our online patient portal allows you to communicate with us easily and securely on your schedule. You can log into the online patient portal 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from the comfort and privacy of your home or office. Our patient portal allows you to: View and request appointments Request prescriptions and refills Retrieve test results

What is maternal and fetal medicine?

Patient Portal Log in to review your medication lists, lab work, update your personal information or communicate with your doctor. Login Pay my Bill Use our online form to pay your billing statement balance by credit or debit card here. Login Find a Doctor

Are there any mobile apps that connect to the patient portal?

We are a group of Maternal-Fetal Medicine Experts who offer superior, personalized care to our patients, and unmatched partnership to our referring OBGYNs.

A primary care practice

When Gritman Medical Center integrated with Moscow Family Medicine, we made a commitment to recruit new providers and expand access to quality primary medical care in our region. We are honored to share that we have delivered on that promise with the addition of five new providers.

QuickCARE

If you are having a medical emergency, please call 911 or seek care at the Gritman Medical Center Emergency Department. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Sports Medicine Clinic

From performance athletes to outdoor enthusiasts, we are fortunate to live in a place where being active is a way of life. Gritman|Moscow Family Medicine’s Sports Medicine Clinic can help keep you healthy, safe, active and performing at your peak.

Downtown Clinic

Moscow Family Medicine has been located in our present clinic building for over 20 years. We are conveniently located in the heart of Moscow, diagonally across the street from Gritman.

U of I Vandal Health Clinic

Located at 831 Ash St., we offer a full range of primary and preventative care to all students and their dependents. Access is on the north side of the Student Health Building.

Requesting Moscow Family Medicine Medical Records

GMC Moscow Family Medicine’s Medical Records department is responsible for keeping complete, accurate information for each patient. To obtain copies of your records, please follow the instructions here or contact the Medical Records department at 208-882-2011.

Frequently Asked Questions

I've been receiving my medical care from Moscow Family Medicine for a long time. What does this change mean for me?

What is MFM in medical?

Our Maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) subspecialist treats two patients at the same time. We partner with the mom-to-be, her family, and her medical team to navigate the un-routine and achieve the best possible outcome. We see families who have experienced high-risk pregnancies in the past, women with chronic health conditions, and women who develop unexpected problems during their pregnancy.

How many pregnant women have diabetes?

Diabetes is a complication for up to 7-14% of pregnant women. Our Diabetes and Pregnancy Program (DAPP) provides consultative and co-management services to assist in promoting improved pregnancy outcomes for high-risk pregnant women with pre-existing diabetes and women who develop diabetes while pregnant; gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).

Can a baby have too much fluid?

Healthy babies have enough fluid around them, but not too much. Using ultrasound, we can estimate whether a baby has too little fluid (oligohydramnios) or too much (polyhydramnios). Both too much and too little fluid can be associated with birth defects and placental problems.

What is the procedure to remove amniotic fluid from a fetus?

When a fetus has too much amniotic fluid, our MFM can place a needle in the uterus, guided by ultrasound, and remove extra fluid. This process can reduce the risk of early birth and treat certain fetal diseases

What is the purpose of 2D ultrasound?

We use 2D ultrasound to monitor fetal heart rate, fetal movement, and levels of amniotic fluid, and we use Doppler ultrasound to measure blood flow through the umbilical cord and the fetal brain and heart. These tests help sort out whether the fetus is getting what it needs in the uterus, or might be better off being born.