orthopedics east patient portal

Why choose orthopedics east?

The physicians and staff at Orthopedics East work hard to service our patients with the highest quality health care by providing in-house advanced diagnostic techniques including computerized x-ray and MRI in order to ensure a sufficient understanding of our patients' diagnoses to assist in developing a customized and effective treatment plan.

How do I enroll in the patient portal?

Please contact our Medical Records Department at (252) 757-2663 in order to enroll. Once you have obtained your PIN, follow the applicable instructions below. If you have accidentally enrolled in the Patient Portal before receiving a PIN, you simply need to contact our Medical Records Department to request your PIN and link your account.

What is the patient portal and how does it work?

Our secure patient portal gives you the ability to access your patient information, request prescription refills, request appointments and complete required forms online. If you are already enrolled, click here or access your existing patient portal account below.

What is orthopedics east PC?

Welcome! Orthopedics East, PC is a privately owned group of trained orthopedic surgeons and mid-level providers specializing in the prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, injuries and illness to the muscles, bones and joints.

What is Orthopaedics East and Sports Medicine Center?from orthoeast.com

Orthopaedics East & Sports Medicine Center is Eastern North Carolina’s expert in orthopedic care for work-related injuries covered under worker’s compensation (WC). We understand the unique challenges presented by the workplace and the value to both the employee and employer of early intervention, accurate diagnosis and comprehensive treatment. Your orthopedic care team will provide medical notes to the employer and carrier/adjuster within 48 hours of our evaluation and each office visit.

What is DME in orthopedics?from orthoeast.com

Durable medical equipment (DME) is devices for extended use to aid in your treatment, recovery or rehabilitation. This may include, but is not limited to, such devices as walkers, walking boots, wraps, braces or post-surgical therapeutic devices. If DME is recommended by your Orthopaedics East & Sports Medicine Care Team, we offer in-house access to such devices for our patients or coordinate access with local partners.

What is an orthotic device?from orthoeast.com

Orthotics are external devices such as splints or braces that help patients control, guide or immobilize an extremity or joint, reduce weight-bearing forces, aid in the rehabilitation of a fracture following removal of a cast, and/or correct the function of a body part to alleviate pain. Orthopaedics East carries a variety of orthotics. Your orthopedic physician and care team may recommend an orthotic device for your treatment.

What is the upper leg?from orthoeast.com

The upper leg contains several muscles and tendons that cross the hip. These structures must function properly to keep the hip stable and able to support our entire body through standing, walking, and athletic activities. When an injury occurs, these structures often require treatment and rehabilitation to restore proper function. You may have an upper leg injury if:

Where is the Department of Orthopaedics?from universityorthopedics.com

The Department of Orthopaedics at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University is one of the four oldest fracture services in the country and its residency program has been in existence since 1938.

What is the division of pediatric orthopedics?from universityorthopedics.com

The division of pediatric orthopedics at University Orthopedics consists of three fellowship-trained surgeons who are committed to the care of the children of Southern New England.

What do we treat at Ortho Direct?from universityorthopedics.com

Our skilled surgeons treat patients with acute orthopedic concerns resulting from:

How many board certified orthopedics are there at Brown University?from universityorthopedics.com

University Orthopedics includes more than 45 board-certified orthopedic, fellowship trained musculoskeletal and sports medicine physicians. These specialists are faculty members of the Department of Orthopaedics at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University who teach medical students, orthopedic residents, and fellowship sub-specialty surgeons.

What is University Orthopedics?from universityorthopedics.com

University Orthopedics initiated OrthoDirect to increase patient access to expert orthopedic care when you need it most. This service adds to our regional care of orthopedic and rehabilitation care. With a mission to provide the highest quality orthopedic care integrated with world-class education and research, University Orthopedics includes more than 40 board-certified, fellowship trained musculoskeletal and sports medicine physicians. These specialists are faculty members of the Department of Orthopaedics at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University who teach medical students, orthopedic residents, and fellowship subspecialty surgeons. University Orthopedics leads the way with Basic and Clinical orthopedic research on the latest advances in orthopedic surgery and injury prevention.

What is the Center for Spine Health at University Orthopedics?from universityorthopedics.com

The Center for Spine Health at University Orthopedics includes a team of physicians, nurse practitioners and physical therapists working together to provide comprehensive treatment of spinal disorders in adults and children.

What is a fellowship in orthopedics?from universityorthopedics.com

Fellowships represent the highest level of medical education in the world. Within the specialization of orthopedics, new physicians now pursue fellowships in the subspecialty niches of hand surgery, or spine surgery, or sports medicine, or joint replacement.

Can an orthopaedic emergency require immediate attention?

Occasionally, however, a patient with an orthopaedic emergency requires immediate attention. If this situation delays scheduled appointments, we will try our best to minimize your waiting time.

Does Orthopaedics Northeast accept Medicare?

Orthopaedics Northeast participates with most insurance plans, including Aetna, AARP, Allways Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Health Plans, Fallon Community Health Plan, Medicaid (MassHealth), Medicare, Partners Health Choice, Steward Health Choice, Tufts Health Plan, Unicare, United Healthcare and Workers’ Compensation plans. Please call the office or your insurance company if you have any questions or concerns about whether we accept your insurance plan.

How to sign up for patient portal?

Directions for Patient Portal See Portal Instructions Sheet and description below: Step 1: Find your invitation email. Step 2: Follow the link to sign-up page. Step 3: Fill out the required information. Step 4: Arrive at the Patient Portal Homepage.

How to contact Plano Orthopedic Sports Medicine?

Should you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment please call 972-250-5700 or click appointment request to send an email and be contacted by us directly.