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What is Northshore patient portal?

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What is the Northwell FollowMyHealth patient portal?

The FollowMyHealth patient portal is used with your Northwell account to give you more access to your personal medical records—from Northwell and other medical providers—and more control over your health care. With the patient portal, you can: View prescriptions and lab results Access notes from doctor appointments Email your physician directly

What can I do with the patient portal?

The FollowMyHealth patient portal is used with your Northwell account to give you more access to your personal medical records—from Northwell and other medical providers—and more control over your health care. With the patient portal, you can: View prescriptions and lab results Access notes from doctor appointments Email your physician directly

How is a patient treated when entering your facility?

NorthShore Health Centers is proud to offer you access to our Patient Portal, a secure and easy-to-use Internet-based portal which simplifies communication with your Provider. Portal del Paciente disponible en Español. Enroll or Access Your Patient Portal CLICK HERE to enroll today. Already enrolled? CLICK HERE to login. Why use the Patient Portal?

What are the rights of every patient?

Every patient has the right to receive treatment without discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, gender identity, gender expression or disability , in addition to other important rights.

What is included in a hospital bill?

Your hospital bill covers the cost of your room, meals, 24-hour nursing care, laboratory work, tests, medication, therapy and the services of hospital employees. You will receive a separate bill from your physicians for their professional services.

What does it mean to be discharged from a hospital?

Remember, being discharged doesn’t necessarily mean that you are completely well—it only means that you no longer need hospital services. If you disagree, you or your representative can appeal the doctor’s decision. If you are a Medicare patient, be sure you are given “An Important Message from Medicare” by the hospital’s discharge planner or caseworker. This details your rights to remain in the hospital for care and provides information on whom to contact to appeal a discharge decision.

Who is responsible for submitting bills to insurance?

The hospital is responsible for submitting bills to your insurance company and will do everything possible to expedite your claim. You should remember that your policy is a contract between you and your insurance company, and you have the final responsibility for payment of your hospital bill.

What are the rights of every patient?

Every patient has the right to receive treatment without discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, gender identity, gender expression or disability , in addition to other important rights.

What is the number to call for NICU?

Support groups and programs for new and expectant parents include: Breastfeeding—free support group, online breastfeeding and prenatal classes through Baby University. Call (516) 562-4447 for breastfeeding helpline. NICU Sibling. Call (516) 562-3843 for more details.

What does it mean when you are discharged from a hospital?

Remember, being discharged doesn’t necessarily mean that you are completely well—it only means that you no longer need hospital services. If you disagree, you or your representative can appeal the doctor’s decision.

What is an amputee support group?

Amputee support group. Our amputee support group helps amputees and their caregivers adjust to the new normal, meet others and access resources. To learn more or sign up, call (516) 562-4750 or email amccready1@northwell.edu.

What is Circle of Friends?

Circle of Friends offers education, support and resources for brain aneurysm survivors. Family members, caregivers and all others interested are welcome to attend. For additional information or to RSVP, contact coordinator Gabrielle Mauro at (516) 562-3815 or gmauro@northwell.edu.