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How do you sign up for patient portal?

Patient Portal Welcome to My Portfolio, a secure, confidential, easy-to-use site that connects you to your healthcare information wherever you are, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Patient Benefits You can use the portal to: View your visit history and upcoming appointments Request prescription refills View lab and radiology test results

What is a portal patient?

Patient Portal The University of Maryland Capital Region Health gives you free and convenient access to your personal healthcare information in a secure, online environment. You can easily track your health information, see reminders and view select items from your medical records.

What is a physician portal?

After logging into the patient portal, you'll click the Visits button and select Appointments and Visits. Next to your appointment information, there will be a green eCheck-In button, taking you to the form. At the end of the form, you will electronically sign the document. After clicking the Submit button, your eCheck-In will be complete. Support

When will UM Capital Region Health Medical Group open in 2021?

If you visited the offices of a UM Capital Region Health Medical Group (UM CRHMG) provider prior to June 12, 2021, information about that visit can be accessed through our UM CRHMG Patient Portal

When will my medical information be available for care received in 2021?

For Care Received Beginning 6/12/21 to the Present. Your medical information for care received starting June 12, 2021, can be accessed in My Portfolio, a secure, confidential site that connects you to your healthcare information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

How to complete eCheck in?

How to Complete eCheck-In. You can complete your eCheck-In up to seven days before your appointment. After logging into the patient portal, you'll click the Visits button and select Appointments and Visits. Next to your appointment information, there will be a green eCheck-In button, taking you to the form.

First Time Accessing the Portal

If it is your first time accessing the patient portal and you have your activation code, you can sign up here . Don't have an activation code? You can call 844-281-8667 for assistance.

eCheck-In Before Your Appointment

The paperwork you would normally fill out at an in-person office visit can now be done conveniently online through our eCheck-In process.

How to Complete eCheck-In

You can complete your eCheck-In up to seven days before your appointment.

What to do if you don't have an appointment?

If you don’t have an appointment, please make one with your provider if you have any concerns .

Is MPCP free?

MPCP’s MyPortfolio Patient Portal, hosted by the University of Maryland Medical Center, is a convenient and secure health-management tool you can use anywhere you have access to the Internet. With the MyPortfolio patient portal, you can track your visit history, view lab and radiology results, and much more. It’s free, secure, and easy to use. Get connected today!

What is the purpose of the clerkship in obstetrics?

During the Obstetrics/Gynecology Clerkship, students have a multi-station test that is designed to ascertain students' ability: (1) to do an appropriate history and physical, and (2) to formulate a differential diagnosis and plan of management. Students also perform a complete breast and pelvic exam.

What are the three encounters in clinical medicine?

During Introduction to Clinical Medicine I, students have three encounters with standardized patients that encompass the medical interview with a common medical problem, a sexual problem, and a genetics problem.

What exam is used in Clinical Medicine II?

During Introduction to Clinical Medicine II, students perform a Head-to-Toe physical exam, a GYN exam, and a GU exam with standardized patients as part of the physical diagnosis component of the course.

What is the student's ability to conduct an appropriate history and physical?

student's ability to conduct an appropriate history and physical. student's ability to identify presenting problems and risk factors. student's ability to formulate a differential diagnosis and plan of management. student's interpersonal communication skills, including verbal, paraverbal, and non verbal communications.

Why are interviews videotaped?

Interviews are videotaped so students can review their performance in conjunction with evaluation and feedback from both faculty and the standardized patients. These experiences are conducted at the Standardized Patient Program, a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to the evaluation, assessment and teaching of technical skills for students, ...