ohio health patient portal login

How to log into online patient portal?

• Online Patient Portal: NextMD/NextGEN
• Access the Online Patient Portal: https://nextmd.com
• Need to enroll for the first time? Download enrollment instructions

How to access the MyHealth patient portal?

The myHealth patient portal is an important tool in managing your care or a loved one’s care. The portal gives you 24/7 access to pertinent information regarding your care versus waiting and calling the clinic or medical records. You can now access the myHealth patient portal using your smartphone or other mobile device (search for “MHealth ...

What are the advantages of patient portal?

• Being able to confirm and remember care plans
• Quicker access to test results
• Ability to share health information with family members and other relevant clinicians
• Offering clinician note feedback

Do you have a patient portal?

Yes we have a patient portal. You can schedule appointments, access lab results, request refills, view medical records, and send messages directly to your provider. You can learn more here.

OhioHealth MyChart

MyChart is a powerful tool for taking charge of your health. It lets you securely manage your care 24/7, online or on the go with the OhioHealth app.

Restrictions to in-person records requests

To protect the health of OhioHealth associates and visitors, we are changing our operations to restrict in-person visits to the Health Information Management department.

Fees

If requested for follow-up care, there are no fees for a copy of your medical record. There may be a fee when requested for other purposes (such as legal, insurance claims or personal use).

To release a copy of your medical record to someone else

If you would like us to release a copy of your medical record to someone other than yourself, please complete a Medical Records Authorization Form.

Overview

By utilizing this simple tool, you will be able to access a variety of your health information safely and securely. Our Patient Portal allows you to make requests (for medical records, prescription refills, and specialist referrals), correspond with your doctor (send them a message and book an appointment), view your lab results, update your personal information, and view a summary of your visits..

Signing Up

Your doctor's office will provide you with a username and password to give you Patient Portal access. You can also get access by calling our Customer Service Department at (614) 423-6916 or toll-free at (844) 245-5538. The first time you log in, you will need to review the consent forms and click on next, then check the box, and click on agree.

Telehealth Visits

In an effort to prevent the spread of disease, we are working to offer virtual Telehealth visits instead of in-person visits for certain situations. You can participate in virtual Telehealth appointments if you have portal access and have a smart phone or computer with a camera. Learn About Telehealth Visits

Patient Forms

In order to save time at your first appointment, we highly encourage you to fill out the relevant forms beforehand and bring them with you to your appointment. For our new and existing patients, we have provided Central Ohio Primary Care Patient forms for you to download. Download Patient Forms

Account Recovery

If you have forgotten your username or password, please follow the link below to recover your account.

Pay Your Bills Online

You can now pay any of your bills in one place. Log in to MyChart to view all your bills or Quick Pay using your preferred payment method - get started with your statement.

Understanding Your Statement

A few weeks after your stay at an OhioHealth care site, you'll receive a copy of your bill. You may also receive bills from your doctor (s), including your family doctor or specialists.

How to get a release of information form?

You can download a Release of Information form, or request one by email, fax, mail, or phone call at one of the care sites listed on our medical records page . Completed release of information forms can be submitted by email, fax or mail.

Why do we need to see precautions at the doctor's office?

When you go to the doctor's office or the hospital, you may see many of the same precautions you see at the grocery store or in other public settings to promote social distancing and prevent the spread of disease.

Can you request records from other healthcare providers?

Fax. Records needed by other healthcare providers can be requested by that healthcare provider through a faxed request. The request must contain the patient’s demographic information, as well as a list of what information is needed and which care sites the records are needed from.