myproactiverehab patient portal

How can I get access to MyMy health Rec?

My Health Rec is available for all patients who have registered and had services provided to them from the facility. Already registered? Log in. For patient portal account help, please call 888-252-8149. How can I get access to my health records on the Apple Health app? If you use an an iPhone, you can access this hospital’s health records.

Why choose proactive MD?

As your onsite healthcare clinic, Proactive MD provides you with compassionate primary care physicians and a dedicated care team who can offer guidance and support as you navigate your healthcare journey. A few quick links to useful Proactive MD patient resources.

How can I get help with Patient Portal account help?

For patient portal account help, please call 888-252-8149. How can I get access to my health records on the Apple Health app? If you use an an iPhone, you can access this hospital’s health records. Follow these steps: Open the Health app on your iPhone. Select Health Records, then Get Started. Select this hospital name from the list of hospitals.

Do all Prohealth Care locations use the patient portal to communicate?

Many but not all of our ProHEALTH Care locations use our patient portal to communicate with patients. Check with your doctor’s office to see if the portal is available to you.

How to access my health records?

With My Health Rec, you can: 1 Privately view some pathology, radiology and lab results online. 2 Access health records such as immunizations, medications and allergies 3 View hospital records such as discharge summaries and notes about procedures, progress and consultations (including wound care, PT/OT/SLP, dietary, etc.) 4 Download health records (history and physical) to easily share with doctors 5 Save time by paying health bills online

How long does it take to sign up for a patient portal?

All patients can sign up for patient portal access. Signing up for the patient portal is quick, easy, and only takes a few minutes. Self-registration for all patients is being developed.