northwest healthcare associates patient portal

What is the Northwest Health Patient Portal?

Northwest Health provides a patient portal help you be informed about your care and what you need to do to stay healthy. The patient portal is a secure, online home for your inpatient hospital health information. In the patient portal, you can: View and share your personal health information related to your hospital stays.

What is the myhealthhome patient portal?

Patient Portal The Northwest Physicians Group Patient Portal is your personal view into the electronic medical record that your healthcare providers use to manage and document your care. Click one of the below links to access your Patient Portal. If you are new to the Patient Portal, please use the "New User" link.

Who is northwest Healthcare Associates?

Homepage - Northwest Health Services. PAY BILL EXCELLENCE IN HEALTHCARE Northwest Health Services is a not-for-profit FQHC (Federally Qualified Health Center) serving 15 counties in Northwest Missouri. We accept Medicaid/Medicare, Private Insurance/Pay, and offer a Sliding Fee Scale for individuals and families who are uninsured.

How do I create an account with Northwest HealthCare?

If you do not have an account in the patient portal system or cannot login, please call your provider’s office. Please note that if you have recently had an appointment, you may have received an e-mail to activate your account. Bedford – (817) 358-5800. Coppell – (972) 258-7426. Cross Roads – (940) 365-9400.

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