nemours pediatrics patient portal

Are there resources available for families at Nemours Children's Health?

Welcome to the Nemours app, your new patient portal that replaces MyNemours. All your health information is waiting for you. Log in with your MyNemours username and password. (If your username isn't an email address, we'll ask you to change it shortly.) Take the Nemours app tour, or get started here. Questions? Visit our Help page.

How do I find a Nemours provider?

Communicate with your doctor. Get answers to your medical questions from the comfort of your own home. Access your test results. No more waiting for a phone call or letter – view your results and your doctor's comments within days. Request prescription refills. Send a refill request for any of your refillable medications. Manage your ...

What is the Nemours app?

COVID-19: Nemours is Keeping Your Family Safe. COVID-19 has put a lot of things on hold, but our ability to offer kids medical care in a safe environment isn’t one of them. We have resumed scheduling primary and specialty care appointments. Your doctor’s office will call you to reschedule any canceled appointments.

Why choose Nemours International Medicine?

Nemours Children's is leading important pediatric research and clinical trials. We’re preventing and reversing the course of childhood diseases, improving health care delivery and keeping children safe and healthy for generations to come. We partner with renowned medical schools and organizations to find answers to the most pressing questions ...

How to restrict access to medical records?

To do so, you must fill out, sign, and send (via mail, email or fax) a Request for Restriction Form (PDF) to the location you received care.

How to contact the Health Information Management Department?

A Release of Information representative from the Health Information Management Department will be available to assist you with your request for protected health information. Phone: (866) 956-7299, choose option #1. Fax: (302) 651-4480.

How old do you have to be to get a copy of your medical record?

Request a Copy of a Medical Record. You can request a full copy of a medical record if you are a: parent or legal guardian of a patient under the age of 18. patient under the age of 18 with legal rights to consent for him/herself. patient 18 years and older. legal guardian of a patient 18 years or older with written patient consent.

What is a PCP?

Primary Care Physician (PCP): The physician or pediatrician who provides your child with well child and sick child medical care. Prior Authorization: A formal approval, or precertification, from your insurance company sometimes required before certain medical services can be performed.

Who is responsible for a medical bill?

Guarantor: The parent or legal guardian who is responsible for a bill. Medicaid: A joint federal/state program that provides health care insurance to low-income families. Payor: The third-party entity, like your commercial insurance company or a government agency, that pays your medical claims.

What is copayment in insurance?

Copayment: The out-of-pocket payment you are expected to pay, such as $10 for an office visit. Deductible: The amount of money you must pay each year for health care services before your insurer begins to pay some of your bills. Your deductible usually renews every calendar year on January 1.

What is 20% coinsurance?

If your coinsurance is 20%, that means you are responsible for 20% of the medical bill and your insurance company picks up the rest, or the 80%. Copayment: The out-of-pocket payment you are expected to pay, such as $10 for an office visit.