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What is Fayetteville woman’s care patient portal?

In order to enhance your experience and improve your level of service at Fayetteville Woman’s Care, we have implemented a Patient Portal through , an office-wide digital medical records system.

How do I sign in to the patient portal?

At the Patient Portal Sign In prompt, enter your unique username and password (mailed to you from the Fayetteville Woman’s Care office by regular mail). 2. The first time you Sign In, you will be prompted to change your Sign In credentials.

How does the patient portal protect my privacy?

Through the Patient Portal, all government healthcare privacy regulations are met, to ensure privacy of your medical information. You will receive a unique username and password through regular mail with complete instructions for logging in to the Patient Portal.

How to sign up for Patient Portal?

What is a patient portal?

Who can sign up?

What information is available on your medical record?

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How to change password for Fayetteville Woman's Care?

1. At the Patient Portal Sign In prompt, enter your unique username and password (mailed to you from the Fayetteville Woman’s Care office by regular mail). 2. The first time you Sign In, you will be prompted to change your Sign In credentials.

What browser do I need to access the Patient Portal?

To access the Patient Portal and complete the process, you will need to access the Internet from a computer using an upper-level browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla/Firefox, Safari, AOL, etc.).

Why do we use patient portal?

Using our Patient Portal will save you time at your appointment and ensure that your patient information and medical history go directly into our digital records, which will allow your practitioner to quickly access your records and to more effectively discuss your current health and healthcare concerns.

Does Fayetteville Woman's Care have a patient portal?

In order to enhance your experience and improve your level of service at Fayetteville Woman ’s Care, we have implemented a Patient Portal through , an office-wide digital medical records system.

How to sign up for Patient Portal?

You can sign up and register for the Patient Portal by giving your provider your name and email address. In turn, your provider will give you an instruction sheet that includes a temporary username and password. The temporary credentials will allow you to log in to the system and create your own private user name and password. Contact your provider today!

What is a patient portal?

The Patient Portal is a secure, confidential, and easy- to-use website that gives patients and their families 24-hour access to their medical records. It uses the latest encryption technology to deliver secure communication between patients and providers. By signing up and enrolling with the Patient Portal, you will be able to:

Who can sign up?

Patients and their legal guardians can sign up for Patient Portal in accordance to the Terms and Conditions of the website. Just tell your provider who you would like to enroll and you are on your way to connecting with your provider.

What information is available on your medical record?

Access important health information from your medical record including: medications, immunizations, and test results