patient portal robersonville

How do I log in to my Patient Portal?

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How long does it take to access the patient portal?

Call 252-809-6400 (Williamston) or 252-284-3501 (Robersonville) to schedule a TeleHealth visit or explore appointment options. Take charge of our schedule For next-day appointments and beyond, visit MartinGeneralAnytime.com to schedule an appointment online with our primary care and specialist providers.

What is the RHG patient portal?

One thing we cannot stress enough to patients is to take advantage of our Patient Portal and Online Scheduling services. The Patient Portal provides you with access to medical records, prescription refill ordering and so much more. Our Online Scheduling tool literally puts our schedule in your hands.

What county is Robersonville NC?

Patient Portal Access the Portal Martin Family Medicine offers a free online patient portal that allows you to access information about the care you’ve received at this practice, and to communicate with your doctor/healthcare provider. The portal is secure and private; all information is sent via an encrypted connection.

How old do you have to be to get proxy access?

Proxy access can be granted for children up to age 12. No proxy access will be given for patients ages 13-17 years. Prior to the minor's 13th birthday, you will receive a notification email stating that the account will be disabled.

Can you activate portals via email?

Portal activations are not sent via email, only printed letter handed to you at your office visit, over the phone or by a mailed letter. If you have not received an activation letter by any of these means, please contact your office.

Geography

Robersonville is located at#N#WikiMiniAtlas#N#35°49′30″N 77°15′10″W#N# /  35.82500°N 77.25278°W  / 35.82500; -77.25278#N#(35.825023, −77.252710).

History

The earliest known citizens of the Robersonville area were the Tuscarora and Morotock Native Americans. However, according to various deeds, family bibles, wills, and church records, settlers arrived many years before the Revolutionary War. One of the earliest known churches of the area was Flat Swamp Primitive Baptist Church, founded in 1776.