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How do I access my Trillium Community Health Plan online?

Trillium Community Health Plan offers many convenient and secure tools to assist you. You also have access to your healthcare information. To enter our secure portal, click on the login button. A new window will open. You can login or register. Creating an account is free and easy. By creating a Trillium Community Health Plan account, you can:

Why choose Trillium Health Insurance?

At Trillium Creek Dermatology, we are pleased to offer an interactive patient portal that helps you take control and access your medical information at your convenience. Our Patient Portal allows you to: View medical records Access your test/biopsy results Input medical history Update medications and allergies Access educational handouts

Where is Trillium billing company located?

Trillium Family Medicine (9 days ago) The patient portal allows you to access your medical records at any time including lab results, immunization records, diagnoses, billing info, appointment and message history. Again, no need to negotiate the front office or come by the office to access your personal health records. Visit URL

What can the Patient Portal do for me?

The portal also allows our patients to schedule their own appointments. This means no waiting for the office to open and waiting on hold. You can log on 24/7 to schedule an appointment that meets your needs and is convenient for your schedule. We …

ACCESS

We believe you should not have to negotiate the front office or a complicated phone tree to communicate with your doctor. You should not have to wait on hold just to get the first available appointment that may be weeks away.

TECHNOLOGY

We use an electronic record that allows the patient to input information about their visit prior to being seen either at home on the patient portal or in the office. My staff will orient you to this simple improvement in communication at your first visit with us.

QUALITY

Quality of care improves when physicians have more time to spend with their patients. However, in a traditional office physicians are expected to see patients every 15 minutes to cover huge practice expenses which provide no improvement in quality of care to the patient.

Provider Login

If you are a contracted provider, you can register now. If you are a non-contracted provider, you will be able to register after you submit your first claim. Once you have created an account, you can use the provider portal to check eligibility, PA's, and claims for dates of service after 2016.

Community Resources

Finding help just got easier. Our T-REX Database connects members and caregivers in need with local programs and supports. Our database makes it easy for people with social needs – and those who help others – to find community programs. These programs provide help with food, shelter, healthcare, money and education, jobs and more.

Coronavirus Updates

We've compiled the latest information on the coronavirus, including links to the CDC, the WHO, and local resources.

Medicare Provider Training

If you are enrolled in Medicare Part A or B or a Medicare accredited supplier of DMEPOS you are exempt from this training.

What is the role of the Provider Ombudsman?

The Ombudsman will provide resources and assist providers with issues through resolution.

What is PSH training?

The PSH training is based on the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Evidence-Based Practices Toolkit and supports the use of best practices in supporting individuals with mental illness in independent, community housing.

What is CCME survey?

The Carolinas Center for Medical Excellence (CCME) was contracted to conduct a satisfaction survey of the providers participating in the 1915 (b)/ (c) Medicaid Waiver program. This survey allows the State and the health plans to measure how well they are meeting providers’ expectations and needs.

What is the number for Trillium?

Trillium’s Provider Support Service Line toll free number 1-855-250-1539. Starting July 1, 2021, DHHS will incorporate new fields into the IRIS system.

What is network adequacy report?

The Network Adequacy & Accessibility Report is an annual study of our catchment area and the people who live there. It also looks at where services are available and how people use them. Ultimately, the analysis serves as a roadmap for determining future growth based on current capacity. and identified needs.