patient portal at danbury hospital

Why choose Danbury Hospital for maternity services?

Stay connected with us through the MyNuvanceHealth patient portals. Securely message your Nuvance Health doctor, access your medical records, visit notes, test results and more. Select the portal that’s right for you. Connect with Nuvance Health – Any Time, Anywhere MyNuvanceHealth patient portals allow you to: View lab and radiology test results

What are the features of Danbury Hospital?

Danbury Medical Group 100 Reserve Rd, Suite A4 Danbury, CT 06810 203-794-1979 Portal URL: https://danburymedgroup.mymedaccess.com Patient Portal powered by eMDs, Inc. Join Our Patient Portal Access Your Health Information – Anytime, Anywhere! Danbury Medical Group

How do I contact Danbury Hospital's volunteer services?

Maternity services at Danbury Hospital include in-house doulas, lactation support, holistic birth options and high-risk pregnancy specialists. Patient Resources Patient Portals Stay connected with us through the MyNuvanceHealth patient portals. Patient Portals Billing and Insurance

How do I get technical support to access my Patient portals?

Patient Portal Login – St. Joseph's/Candler. Details: Patient Portal Patient and Visitor Information Here at Candler County Hospital, we understand that coming to the hospital as a patient or as a loved one's support person can be a difficult, and often an overwhelming experience. st …

What is gross charge?

Gross charges are undiscounted fees (standard charges or list prices) for items or services that are billed to all patients, regardless of insurance. These fees cover procedures, services, drugs and supplies associated with the delivery of medical care.

What are the two types of charges?

You’ll see two types of charges: gross and negotiated . Gross charges are undiscounted fees (standard charges or list prices) for items or services that are billed to all patients, regardless of insurance. These fees cover procedures, services, drugs and supplies associated with the delivery of medical care. Negotiated charges are prices that the hospital has negotiated with third parties and that insurance companies have agreed to pay. In addition, consumer charges for “shoppable” services refers to services that can be planned in advance such as a colonoscopy or mammogram. These types of services are typically performed on an outpatient basis. All of these fees cover the total cost of delivering healthcare to you. They will be updated each year as service offerings change.

Is Danbury Hospital tax deductible?

Danbury Hospital relies on community support to continue our tradition of delivering dedicated patient care, research and community outreach in the region. We offer many ways to give and all gifts, no matter the size, are tax-deductible.

What is the NextMD Patient Portal?

The Patient Portal is a secure way to access your medical records, request appointments and medication refills, send and receive correspondence with your provider.

My Username, Password, or Security Question Answer is not working?

Remember that all login information (username, password, and security question answer) is case sensitive. Make sure that you are entering the information in the same case that you created your login or what you were given as your default credentials.

I have been locked out of my account, how can I unlock it?

Accounts can become locked after three unsuccessful login attempts but will automatically unlock after 30 minutes.

I have a new email address, how can I change it?

Go to www.NextMD.com to log into your Patient Portal account. Click on the “My Account Tab”. Go to “My Information” and then scroll down to email addresses, where you can make the change

Is the NextMD Patient Portal the same as email?

No. This system uses a secure web portal (website) to send messages to your doctor and doctor’s support staff directly through our electronic health record system. This allows staff to view your request alongside your electronic chart. Staff is able to see vital parts of your health record as they take care of your requests.

Can I send a message about my family member (child, spouse, parent, etc..) through my NextMD Patient Portal account?

The Patient Portal includes "Care Manager/Dependent functionality." The Care Manager function allows you to designate who the message is concerning. This must be set up by the doctor’s office before you send messages concerning your family member.

Custom Greeting Cards

Brighten a patient's day with a custom greeting card. Volunteers are available to print and deliver your card Monday through Friday.

Recognize a Caregiver

If you or your loved one had an excellent experience, we'd love to know! Recognize a special caregiver who provided compassionate care. Your message will be shared with the caregiver by a member of our patient relations team.

Contact Us

We’re here if you have additional questions. Contact us and a representative from the Patient Relations team will get back to you within 48 hours.

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What is ED in men?

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What are the two types of charges?

You’ll see two types of charges: gross and negotiated . Gross charges are undiscounted fees (standard charges or list prices) for items or services that are billed to all patients, regardless of insurance. These fees cover procedures, services, drugs and supplies associated with the delivery of medical care. Negotiated charges are prices that the hospital has negotiated with third parties and that insurance companies have agreed to pay. In addition, consumer charges for “shoppable” services refers to services that can be planned in advance such as a colonoscopy or mammogram. These types of services are typically performed on an outpatient basis. All of these fees cover the total cost of delivering healthcare to you. They will be updated each year as service offerings change.

Does Nuvance Health require you to pay?

Nuvance Health hospitals require you to pay or have proof of the ability to pay at or before the time of service. Our hospitals will not deny necessary care because of a lack of financial information or financial resources. Until financial resources are properly identified, the hospital may reschedule elective care.

Does a hospital bill insurance?

Whenever possible, the hospital will bill your insurance company directly, provided your benefits have been verified and you have completed the necessary forms assigning benefits to the hospital. At the time of admission, you will have the opportunity to review your insurance coverage. Insurance benefits will depend on your policy and remaining deductible. Any amounts not covered by insurance are the responsibility of the guarantor or responsible party.