patient portal neurology group bergen

What browsers are used for web based consultation?

For web-based visits, instructions for getting prepared for your meeting using Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Phone Apps have been uploaded for your convenience.

Who is the founder of Neurology Group?

The Neurology Group of Bergen County, P.A. was founded by Dr. Reed Perron in 1973 as a freestanding medical practice dedicated to the treatment of a broad spectrum of neurologic conditions including the brain, spine, and nerves.

Does Medicare cover virtual visits?

COVERAGE/COST: Medicare has approved payment for virtual visits, and these visits will be covered by most commercial insurance at this time. Our business office and your insurance provider will be able to answer questions specific to your insurance plan.

What to do if neurology group violates privacy?

If you are concerned that The Neurology Group may have violated your privacy rights or if you disagree with any decisions we have made regarding access or disclosure of your personal health information, please contact our practice manager at the address listed below. You may also send a written complaint to the US Department of Health and Human Services.

What is the legal duty of neurology?

The Neurology Group is required by law to protect the privacy of your personal health information, provide this notice about our information practices and follow the information practices that are described herein. USES AND DISCLOSURES OF HEALTH INFORMATION.

What is neurology group?

The Neurology Group uses your personal health information primarily for treatment; obtaining payment for treatment; conducting internal administrative activities and evaluating the quality of care that we provide.

What are the responsibilities of a patient?

Patient Responsibilities. As a patient you are responsible for the following. To keep scheduled appointments. To be honest with the doctors and health care workers. To understand that no one has all the answers. To follow the treatment plan agreed upon. To bring actual bottles of any medication you are currently taking.

Can neurology groups disclose health information?

The Neurology Group may also use or disclose your personal health information without prior authorization for public health purposes, for auditing purposes, and for emergencies. We also provide information when required by law.

Can neurology groups change their policy?

The Neurology Group may change its policy at any time. When changes are made, a new Notice of Information Practices will be posted in the waiting room and patient exam areas and will be provided to you on your next visit. You may also request an updated copy of our Notice of Information Practices at any time.

Is Pomona Valley a Medicare provider?

We are a Medicare provider and a PROMED of Pomona Valley provider. We accept most major insurance plans and provide insurance billing. Patients are responsible for anything not covered by insurance.

Patient Forms

Please take a moment prior to your scheduled appointment to fill out our patient forms. This will allow us to set up your account in advance and be better able to assist you in a timely manner. Read more

Insurance Participation

We participate in most insurance plans for your convenience. Read more

On Site Services

The practice uses the latest technology and administers a broad range of diagnostic tests and procedures. For patient convenience, most diagnostic testing can be performed at our offices. Read more

Ambulatory Surgical Suite

Our Surgical Suite in Emerson was the first freestanding facility in New Jersey to be Medicare approved and federally certified to perform endoscopic procedures. Read more

Media Center

Our media center gives you the opportunity to learn more about medical conditions and the procedure (s) that may be required. Read more

Endocrinology and Metabolism

Endocrinology is the study of hormones; chemical messengers from one cell to another.

Gastroenterology

Gastroenterology is focused on the digestive system and its disorders.