ohio health primary care patient portal

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

What is my Patient Portal?

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Do you have the patient portal?

With patient portals, the first and foremost thing you will need is a computer and a working internet connection. Create a customized user’s account in the software to avail medical services on your own. Once you enter the patient portal, click on links and products sold by the provider and tap into a new experience.

How to choose the best primary care physician?

You can use their online information to check the following:

• Is the doctor licensed in your state? You can find out where a doctor is licensed to practice and their education background at the Federation of State Medical Boards website.
• What is the doctor's specialty: family medicine or internal medicine?
• Is the doctor board certified? ...

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.

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.

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.

What is primary health portal?

The Primary Health Network Patient Portal is for non-urgent issues only. If you are experiencing an urgent medical issue or need a same-day appointment, please call your clinic. If it is an emergency, dial 911.

How to access patient portal?

What services can I access via Patient Portal? 1 Ask A Question - Send request and messages to your provider 2 Complete Health Forms - Save time at the waiting room and complete forms ahead of time. 3 Access Personal Health Records - Get a snapshot view of your health. 4 Renew / Refill Prescriptions - Save yourself a trip to the doctors, send the message and then visit the Pharmacy. 5 Pay / Review Bills Online - Save a stamp, pay online for faster review and receipt of bills.

What happens if my patient portal is locked?

As a general security feature, the patient portal will lock-out any account that has had (3) failed login attempts. If your account has been locked, you must visit your physician's office in order to verify your identity in person. Please bring valid photo identification with you ( i.e. driver's license ). We apologize in advance for this inconvenience, but it is necessary for security purposes.

Is the Patient Portal for non-emergent issues?

No, the Patient Portal is intended for non-emergent healthcare issues only. Please contact your physician's office for questions that you would like answered within three business days.

Is the Patient Portal secure?

Your personal information is extremely secure. The information on the Patient Portal is merely a snapshot of your medical record, not the actual record. Portal records are maintained on a secure server.

What is the primary care office?

The purpose of the Primary Care Office (PCO) is to improve access to comprehensive primary care services and increase health care workforce availability to meet the needs of Ohio's underserved communities. The PCO works to identify shortages of primary care, oral health, and behavioral health services throughout rural and urban Ohio.

What is PCO in Ohio?

The PCO works to identify shortages of primary care, oral health, and behavioral health services throughout rural and urban Ohio.

What is a free clinic?

Free Clinics - The Charitable Healthcare Network, formerly known as The Ohio Association of Free Clinics (OAFC), receives funds from the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) to pay for the health care services to patients who lack the funds or insurance coverage to pay for vital health services and distributes these funds to free clinics around the state. These funds pay for primary health care services to any uninsured person at a free clinic who is in need of health care.