midwestern dental patient login

How do I sign up for the Midwestern dental patient portal?

To use the Midwestern Dental Patient Portal, you must be a registered patient of the Midwestern University Dental Institute. Call our office at 623-806-7000. If you are creating a Patient Portal account for the first time, click the Register for Access link.

What is clinical education at Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine?

The primary role of the Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine’s Clinical Education Program is the training of dental health professionals. The fees we charge cover the operating costs and services of the clinic.

Does the Midwestern University Dental Institute accept insurance?

The Midwestern University Dental Institute currently only accepts a very limited number of dental insurance plans. However, as a courtesy, we will provide a copy of the dental claim form for you to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement once services are paid in full.

How to create an account on a website?

To create an account, please enter your date of birth, first or preferred name and email address. Then click Send Email. You will then receive an email that will let you register an account for online access. In the email that you receive, click Create Account This will open a registration page in your browser.

Can you end a patient portal with a number?

Cannot end with a number. Cannot contain any special characters (must be all letters and numbers) After creating your account, you will receive an email confirming your account registration. You can now login to Patient Portal with your username and password.

What is the role of Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine?

The primary role of the Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine’s Clinical Education Program is the training of dental health professionals. The fees we charge cover the operating costs and services of the clinic.

What is continuity of care in dental?

The patient shall receive continuity of care and completion of treatment. The patient shall receive care at the Dental Institute during posted clinic hours or shall receive emergency consultation by phone or, if deemed necessary, treatment at a designed location after regular clinic hours.

What is accepted treatment plan?

Patients will be advised of their recommended treatment and its estimated cost, as well as any alternative treatment. The accepted Treatment Plan will be signed by the patient and attending faculty member. This Treatment Plan will be entered into our dental patient management computer program, which will allow the clinic administration to track the progress of your care.

What do you bring to a dental screening?

Please bring photo identification such as a valid Driver’s License or Personal Identification Card, a form of payment (we accept cash, personal checks, American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa), your dental insurance card if applicable, a list of your current medications. If you had recent x-rays, please request that the dental provider’s office send them to us before your initial screening appointment. In addition, if you are pregnant and require dental care, please bring a note from your doctor.

When is dental school open?

The Dental Institute is open for patient treatment from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday, excluding holidays and scheduled academic breaks. Patient check-in will begin at 7:30 AM.

Does Midwestern University Dental Institute offer dental care?

The length of time to complete treatment depends on the individual needs of each patient. We offer quality dental care, but as a teaching facility, such care may require longer appointments than you may be accustomed to in a private dental office. These longer appointments should be taken into consideration when selecting the Midwestern University Dental Institute. However, the cost of dental care at the Dental Institute is reduced to offset the training and educational needs of dental students.

What is the policy of Midwestern University?

It is the policy of Midwestern University to maintain a positive, trusting, and cooperative relationship with clinic patients. In the event a clinic chooses to dismiss a patient of record from the teaching program and/or clinical care, this policy outlines the University’s patient dismissal procedure.

What happens if a multispecialty clinic has no payment?

However, if a payment plan has been established and no payment activity has occurred on the patient account, this may result in dismissal from the Multispecialty Clinic and the account being sent to a collection agency.

What is a medical record?

Medical Records. Medical records are the property of the Multispecialty Clinic. As the patient, you have a right to view them and have reasonable access. Copies of your records will be provided to you or forwarded to another provider upon your signed written request.

How early can you bring paperwork to a new patient appointment?

If you are a new patient, please arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time and bring the completed new patient paperwork, which was mailed to your home, with you to your appointment. If you are an existing patient, please arrive 10 minutes prior to your appointment to allow enough time to complete necessary registration procedures and/or ...

How to get prior authorization for insurance?

If a referral or prior-authorization is required by the insurance, you need to contact your Primary Care Provider’s office to obtain the referral or prior-authorization and either bring it to your appointment or have it faxed in advance to 623-537-6014.

Who receives an explanation of the results of the examination, alternative treatment options, sequence, costs of service, and the?

The patient or parent/legal guardian shall receive an explanation of the results of the examination, alternative treatment options, sequence, costs of service, and the option to pursue care elsewhere if dissatisfied with the planned treatment.

Who can assist a patient in understanding, protecting, or exercising their rights?

Receive assistance from a family member, the patient’s representative, or other individual in understanding, protecting, or exercising the patient’s rights.

What do you bring to a dental appointment?

Please bring to your first appointment a valid driver’s license or State Identification, a form of payment, and your dental insurance card, if applicable. We accept cash, personal checks, American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa. Please also bring a list of your current medications and any recent dental x-rays.

How much notice do you need to cancel a dental appointment?

Your student dentist will give you his/her clinic phone number to call direct. We require 48 hours notice for an appointment cancellation. If you cancel with less than 48 hours notice of your scheduled appointment, it will be considered a “no show” appointment. Patients who fail to show up for three scheduled appointments will be dismissed as a patient from the Dental Institute. Please remember that your care will be delayed if you miss scheduled appointments.

What happens when a health plan changes and your provider is not included in the new plan?

Receive continuing care by your healthcare provider, under certain circumstances, when your health plan changes and your healthcare provider is not included in the new plan or your healthcare provider terminates his or her relationship with the health care plan.

Is everyone a patient in dental clinic?

Due to the nature of an academic dental clinic, not everyone is selected as a patient. If you are selected you will be matched with a student dentist who will become your primary dental health provider while you are undergoing oral healthcare at the Dental Institute.