parker family care patient portal

Why choose OnPoint family medicine at Parker Square?

OnPoint Family Medicine at Parker Square provides complete comprehensive medical care close to home! Although each of us tries to take good care of our health, there are the occasional accidents and illnesses which require urgent attention.

How do I register for the patient portal?

HOW DO I REGISTER FOR THE PATIENT PORTAL? This is typically completed during the intake process. If you have not received access to the patient portal and would like access, speak with a representative at your local Family Care Center clinic and they can get this process started for you.

How do I contact Parker at Stonegate for more information?

For more information about PARKER at Stonegate and to arrange for a tour please call 732-565-2500. PARKER at Stonegate participates in the NJ Department of Health and Senior Services Assisted Living Medicaid Waiver Program – Managed Long-Term Services and Supports (MLTSS).

What is the NJ FamilyCare website?

Welcome to the NJ FamilyCare website. NJ FamilyCare - New Jersey's publicly funded health insurance program - includes CHIP, Medicaid and Medicaid expansion populations.

What is family medicine?from health.usnews.com

Family medicine doctors are primary-care physicians trained to meet the diverse health needs of children and families.

Does Christopher West accept patients?from healthgrades.com

Dr. Christopher West, DO generally accepts new patients on Healthgrades. You can see Dr. West's profile to make an appointment.

How much does an ER visit cost?

Unless you are experiencing an emergency, consider visiting an Urgent Care center to save time and money. 1 The average cost of a hospital ER visit or Freestanding Emergency Room visit: $1,500 2 The Average cost of an Urgent Care visit typically ranges from: $30-$150, Depending on your copay and deductible.

How many days a week is OnPoint urgent care?

Our trusted partners at OnPoint Urgent Care are available 7 days a week if you encounter a medical need outside of our regular business hours.

What is co-payment in medical practice?

To provide co-payment or self payment at the time of your office visit, and provide payment for services requested and delivered by the Medical Practice not covered by insurance.

What do you bring to a dental visit?

For all visits, please bring your insurance card and photo identification.

What is the phone number for Parker at Stonegate?

For more information about PARKER at Stonegate and to arrange for a tour please call 732-565-2500 . Directions to PARKER at Stonegate. PARKER at Stonegate participates in the NJ Department of Health and Senior Services Assisted Living Medicaid Waiver Program – Managed Long-Term Services and Supports (MLTSS).

What is Parker at Stonegate?

Parker at Stonegate is one of only three assisted living residences nationally to receive the AHCA/NCAL Gold-Quality in Excellence Award.

How many acres are there in Parker at Stonegate?

Parker at Stonegate encompasses a 14-acre campus, accommodating three separate, interconnected buildings that offer luxurious dwelling spaces accompanied by exceptional amenities and services similar to those provided in 5-star hotels and resorts.

Is Parker at Stonegate accepting new residents?

Looking for a vibrant Assisted Living experience for you or your loved one? Parker at Stonegate is now accepting new residents. Click below for a video tour of our home.

What is Parker at River Road?

Parker at River Road – Recognized by the New Jersey Department of Health as an Alzheimer’s Dementia Program, Evergreen Way provides compassionate memory care for those with early- to mid-stage dementias using the “small home” model of person-directed care. Person-directed care is an ongoing, interactive process between residents, caregivers and others that honors residents’ dignity and choices in directing their daily life.

How many small homes are there at Parker at Monroe?

Parker at Monroe - Our newly constructed “small home” community opened in December 2014. The campus consists of six small homes, which are connected to a community center. Sixteen residents with similar needs live together in each small home. Five of the six small homes at Parker at Monroe serve individuals with all stages of dementias that may also have complex physical needs. Each small home provides programs that are specifically designed for the cognitive level of its residents to provide them with an optimal quality of life.