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What is NSU health doing to support veterans?

NSU Health is dedicated to supporting the needs of veterans and their families through our Veterans Health Care Clinics. These clinics and the services provided are jointly sponsored by Nova Southeastern University and the State of Florida, Department of Health.

How do I submit my medical records to NSU health?

Mail your form to the NSU Health’ Health Records Department listed below. Include a copy of a valid photo ID (passport, driver’s license or state ID) — required before processing. Fax your form to the NSU Health’ Health Records Department listed below.

How do I contact the NSU Patient Engagement Center?

For faster service, call the NSU Patient Engagement Center at (954) NSU-CARE (Mon-Fri, 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.). For our designated veteran's hotline call (954) 262-3524 and select option 2.

What is NSU health doing to keep students safe?

NSU Health is taking decisive and informed action to keep students, faculty, staff, and patients, as well as the community, safe. We are strictly following guidance from the CDC, the Florida Department of Health, and the Broward County Health Department.

What is NSU Health?

NSU Health provides a full spectrum of affordable health care services to the South Florida community. We aim to improve the health care experience from every angle, making your visit fast, thorough and helpful. Last year, more than 250,000 patients experienced a better 360 care experience throughout our seven South Florida locations. We look forward to supporting the health care needs of you and your family, too.

What is the number for NSU Care?

For faster service, call the NSU Patient Engagement Center at (954) NSU-CARE (Mon-Fri, 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.) or for our designated veteran's hotline call (954) 262-3524 and select option 2.

What is the NSU Audiology Clinic?

The NSU Audiology Clinic treats those with hearing and vestibular (balance) disorders, creating options that fit your lifestyle and needs.

How many square feet is NSU?

NSU offers therapy services at our 6,000-square-foot facility, which houses specialized equipment that will alleviate pain and get you moving.

By Phone

NSU Health allows patients to pay their healthcare bills by phone. If you would like to pay your bill over the telephone, please call +1 833-263-8967. You will need to have your account number available to make a payment.

Online

NSU Health allows patients to pay their healthcare bills online through InstaMed. You will need to have your account number available to make a payment.

Patient Portal

NSU Health allows patients to pay their healthcare bills online through NSU Health’s Patient Portal. Patients will need to be enrolled into the Patient Portal in order to make a payment. The Patient Portal also allows patients to review their medical records, schedule appointments, and send secure messages to their health care providers.

How to refill a prescription at NSU?

Refills can be requested by calling (954)-NSU-CARE/ (954) 678-2273 and providing us with the name and phone number of your preferred pharmacy. Please allow three to four business days for us to process your refill request. Do not wait until you are completely out or have only a few days worth of medication to request a refill. Some medication requests will require a prior authorization from your insurance company or may require a visit to our office.

What to do if you are nervous about a doctor appointment?

Bring your spouse, family member or a friend to ask questions and provide support if you are nervous about your appointment. Most importantly, speak up. Any opinions, concerns or anxieties you have about your condition or treatment may influence your course of treatment. Be sure to let your physician know about them.

How long is a physician visit?

Please plan on a 2 hour initial physician visit, and 1 ½ hour return physician visit. During your visit, you may have a variety of diagnostic and laboratory testing performed. In order for your physician visit to be efficient and allow you to get the most out of your visit, bring a list of questions and go over it with your physician.

How to transfer medical records from previous doctors?

Please complete the form as soon as you join the institute so that your doctor will have your complete medical history. You may download the medical records release form below, complete it, and fax or mail it to your previous physician's office.

What to bring to a doctor for a new patient?

Make sure your physician is aware of any changes in your family's medical history. Bring copies of your medical records, if a new patient, or bring any medical records, i.e. emergency room/urgent care records, or specialist records, if seen since your last physician visit.

Does Inim accept private insurance?

To make an appointment, please call 954-262-2850 . As of October 1, 2016, the INIM will no longer accept private insurance and all patients are required to pay for their visit at the time of service. If the patient has insurance, the patient will be responsible for submitting the paid invoice of the visit to their insurance company for any reimbursement.

Do you need a written authorization for a medical record?

Your written authorization is required for each facility, physician, imaging center, or other provider who will be providing records to us.

Where to drop off NSU health forms?

Drop off your form at any NSU Health registration desk. Include a copy of a valid photo ID (passport, driver’s license or state ID) — required before processing.

How to get a copy of my health records?

To start your request, simply download, print, complete and sign the applicable NSU Health Authorization for Use and Disclosure of Protected Health Information Form (“Authorization Form”) listed below.

Is NSU Health committed to privacy?

While health care can bring up a lot of questions, protecting your privacy shouldn't be one of them. NSU Health is committed to safeguarding your health information.

What is NSU Health Student Medical Center?

At the NSU Health Student Medical Center your health and well-being is our top priority. We offer a wide variety of general health and wellness services to enrolled students.

How to contact NSU infection control?

If you have concerns regarding an exposure that occurs while on campus please contact NSU’s Infection Control Coordinator, at (954) 262-7306 or (954) 262-7352 . If you are unable to reach the on-campus infection control office, please proceed to your local emergency room.

Why NSU?

While many colleges look out for their students’ health, NSU is a top medical university with a large range of primary and specialty care services. Parents can have peace of mind that their child attends a school grounded in health care — with easy on-campus access to seasoned health care professionals. Students are kept feeling their best by the best.

Does the Student Medical Center prescribe drugs?

Medications needed for mental health conditions will be dispensed through a Psychiatrist. The Student Medical Center does not prescribe or refill controlled substances.