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What happened to Family Medical Associates website?

We are pleased to announce that Family Medical Associates will be moving our current website portal to a new platform starting on March 22, 2016. We are excited about this move and hope that it will provide a better portal experience for our patients. read more It’s not too late to get your flu shot! Flu season has yet to peak in North Carolina.

How do I submit the yourhealthfile® patient portal access request?

Please fill in and submit the YourHealthFile® PATIENT PORTAL ACCESS REQUEST form below. We need this information to verify your identity and help protect your health information. We look forward to better communicating with you about your health online.

What services does Abilene family Medical Associates offer?

The many services available at Abilene Family Medical Associates include annual wellness visits, immunizations, allergy testing, and treatment for conditions such as high blood pressure (hypertension), diabetes, asthma, COPD, and much more.

When should I use the yourhealthfile® patient portal?

NOTE: The YourHealthFile® Patient Portal should only be used for routine and non-urgent matters. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 9-1-1 NOTE: If applicable, enroll as a PROXY REPRESENTATIVE when caring for a loved one or minor.

How to set up a telehealth visit?

How do I get a visit set up? A telehealth visit can be scheduled by calling the office or contacting your provider through the portal. You may even be simply sent a link through text or email asking you to schedule a telehealth visit in response to a call or question you sent. FMA providers are using the doxy.me HIPPA compliant platform and you need only a smart phone or computer with microphone and camera to participate. In addition, you need to be in either Massachusetts or Rhode Island during the time of the visit.

What kind of visits can be done with telehealth?

What kinds of visits can be done with telehealth? Any kind of medication follow-up visits as well as blood pressure and diabetes follow-up visits; anxiety/depression/mental health; sick visits for cough, breathing difficulties, sinus symptoms, rashes. In addition, if you are concerned you may have COVID-19 or would like to be tested, a telehealth visit can be arranged.

What is telehealth in medical?

What is telehealth? Telehealth is a way to have medical care provided by your physician over video chat. Video chat is preferred because sometimes even if it doesn’t seem it, more can be gained by looking at you than just over the phone. Plus, we are all missing social interaction these days so it is a nice way to connect with your family doctor.

Can you use the e-mail portal for urgent matters?

Please note, the portal should not be used for urgent matters or concerns that may need an in-person evaluation with a provider.

Is an in office visit the same as an appointment?

Is this considered equivalent to an in-office visit? Yes. Just as an in-office visit is scheduled you will be given an appointment time. The link you will need can be found in the section below, to be used ONLY at your designated appointment time or when requested by your provider.

Can you walk in to FMA?

We at FMA remain committed to keeping our patients as safe as possible during the ongoing pandemic. For this reason we cannot accept walk-ins. We are asking that everyone call the office before they need to come in for any reason (forms,appointments. etc.) in order to be screened. In addition, we are NOT doing COVID-19 testing at our office-if you have symptoms and/or wish to be tested please contact the office by phone or by portal and you will be directed accordingly. Thank you for your continued cooperation.

How to schedule an appointment with Abilene Family Medical Associates?

Call Abilene Family Medical Associates or use online booking to schedule an appointment with this expert team today.

What is Abilene Family Medical Associates?

The Abilene Family Medical Associates team believes in truly listening to patients to gain a genuine understanding of their issues and concerns. The doctors partner with their patients to not only deal with illness, but also to prevent health problems and improve whole-body wellness. Drs. Longley, Finley, Duke, and Wray are proud to serve their community as Christian men and are all very involved in their local churches.