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How do I request an appointment with neighborhood health?

Step 1 – Log into your Neighborcare Health MyChart account. Step 2 – Click Profile and then click Link My Accounts Step 3 – After the page loads, scroll down until you see a Search box. Use the Search box where you can look up their other MyChart organizations. Please follow the prompts to link your records.

How can I contact Neighborcare Health for patient assistance?

This online service gives you fast, easy, and secure access to your health records, provider, and health care team. With our Patient Portal you can: My Health Record. View My Health Record. Request Medication Refills. Request Lab Results. Manage My Conditions. Appointments. Request a New Appointment.

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What is Neighborcare Health's electronic health records system?

Patient Portal Neighborhood’s Patient Portal is a secure and personal way to manage your health care online. Through the Patient Portal, you can review doctor’s notes, get your lab results, update your personal information, request refills for your prescriptions, send and receive messages from your Care Team, and schedule an appointment.

Being a Patient Means More than Just Checkups

We offer a lot more than just medical care. Our programs and resources can help you with everything from putting food on your table to planning a family.

Amazing Patient Experiences Begin with Amazing Doctors

Our patients know that every time they walk through our doors, they can expect quality treatment from professionals who care.

Why are teens called invisible patients?

Teens are often known as the “invisible patient” because they don’t go to the doctor for regular appointments between the ages of 12 and 20, missing out on needed immunizations and health maintenance. Classes: Teens receive health-related education on topics that are relevant to their day-to-day lives.

What is Reach Out and Read?

Reach Out and Read is a national literacy program that distributes new books to infants and children up to the age of five. Children receive age-appropriate books at their wellness exams. Through the Reach Out and Read program at participating Neighborhood locations, more than 9,000 children receive a new book to take home and keep every year. Parents learn the importance of reading to their children out loud, which increases vocabulary and language skills, and ensures children are better prepared to enter preschool and kindergarten. Reading to a child also builds curiosity, cognitive ability, and strong memory skills, even before a child learns to talk. Neighborhood staff members work with families during pediatric exams to model reading out loud with their children. Reach Out and Read has 3 key components to be an effective program in the medical setting:

Why is it important to read to your child?

Parents learn the importance of reading to their children out loud, which increases vocabulary and language skills, and ensures children are better prepared to enter preschool and kindergarten . Reading to a child also builds curiosity, cognitive ability, and strong memory skills, even before a child learns to talk.

What is a complex care resource specialist?

Our Complex Care Resource Specialists are here to help you with housing, food, transportation, employment, benefits, and other social service issues. At Neighborhood, we understand that gaps in these basic needs can account for at least 40% of health-related outcomes. We’re committed to improving the health and happiness of everyone in our communities. We have built strong partnerships with community organizations that specialize in providing social services designed to help you and your family achieve stability and thrive. At Neighborhood, we assess all individuals for social service needs and connect them with the resources they need to be healthy and happy. For more information on social service assessment, coordination, and referrals, contact your local Neighborhood location and ask to speak to a Complex Care Resource Specialist.

What is Medi-Cal for?

Medi-Cal is a program that offers free or low-cost health coverage for low-income adults, families with children, seniors, persons with disabilities, pregnant women, children in foster care and former foster youth up to age 26. Medi-Cal’s enrollment is year-round.

What is feeding America?

Feeding America. Feeding America is the leading hunger-relief charity in the nation. Through both local and national food assistance programs, Feeding America is able to provide nutritious foods to families struggling with hunger.

What is CPSP in meds?

Our Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP) offers a wide range of services to pregnant women on Medi-Cal, from conception through 60 days postpartum. In addition to standard obstetric services, eligible women receive enhanced services in the areas of nutrition, psychosocial, and health education. To learn more about Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program, contact your local Neighborhood location.

New Patient Checklist

A list of your medical conditions. You may print out and fill in our medical history form in advance

Our Clinicians

Neighborhood Health has a dedicated and compassionate team of health care professionals. Please click below to learn more about our team!

What is Fern Valley Natural Health?

Fern Valley Natural Health works with ChARM EHR, an electronic health system that offers management of patient records, patient billing and a patient portal. Through the portal, patients can access their and their family’s records, pay their balances, message their providers, and view lab reports.

How to clean your hands when you cough?

Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue (or your elbow) when you cough or sneeze, then throw the tissue in the trash and wash your hands. Clean and disinfect objects and surfaces frequently, especially frequently touched items such as small electronics, door handles, light switches and sink handles.