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How do I use the patient portal?

Request appointments with your care team easily from the patient portal Fill pre-appointment questionnaires at home before visit to reduce waiting time at the doctor's office Visit Summary and medical data gets shared to your portal automatically. Access relevant literature on medical conditions and prescribed drugs from the portal

How do I request appointments from the patient portal?

Request appointments with your care team easily from the patient portal Fill pre-appointment questionnaires at home before visit to reduce waiting time at the doctor's office Visit Summary and medical data gets shared to your portal automatically.

Who can register to use the PHR?

Any patient within the Indian Health System can register to use the PHR. As part of the registration process, patients must verify their identity at an Indian Health Service, tribal, or urban health care facility.

Who can look at my data in charm PHR?

Note: ChARM PHR employs strict privacy rules. No one can look at the data except you or those designated by you. After signing in you will land in Patient Selection page.

Before the visit

Allow patients to log in and schedule appointments through Patient Fusion to send them automatic appointment reminders and save your staff hours on the phone.

During the visit

Most physicians know their patients’ clinical needs backwards and forwards, but there are times that cognitive burdens can shift when addressing urgent or acute clinical issues.

After the visit

Electronically share test results, medications, diagnoses, care plans, immunization histories with your patient’s personal health record through Patient Fusion to ensure they always have up-to-date information.

What is ChARM PHR?

ChARM PHR is a Personal Health Record (PHR) portal to manage health information of patients, for themselves and their families. Patients can store their current and past medications, lab results, record health vitals and track progress using the built-in reports.

What can a patient record?

The patient can: Record current medications, supplements, their dosage and period of intake. View medications and supplements that were used in the past. View immunizations taken right from birth and therapies undergone till date. Manage health vitals such as weight, height, blood pressure and blood sugar; record the data periodically ...

Can patients request appointments with their care team?

Patients can request appointments with their care team, which gets securely notified to the physician’s ChARM EHR account. When the physician confirms the appointments, and shares pre-appointment questionnaires, patients can fill them up from their PHR account, so that the physician can know about the patient’s health information better, ...

What is a personal health record?

A personal health record is simply a collection of information about your health. If you have a shot record or a folder of medical papers, you already have a basic personal health record.

What information goes into a PHR?

In general, your PHR needs to include anything that helps you and your doctors manage your health — starting with the basics:

PHRs, EHRs and patient portals

PHRs are not the same as electronic health records (EHRs), also called electronic medical records (EMRs), which are owned and maintained by doctors' offices, hospitals or health insurance plans.

What are the benefits of a PHR?

Having a PHR can be a lifesaver, literally. In an emergency you can quickly give first responders vital information, such as diseases you're being treated for, medications you take, drug allergies, and contact information for your doctor.

Are there drawbacks to PHRs?

Building a complete health record takes some time. You have to collect and enter all your health information. Only a minority of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and insurance companies can send information electronically to a PHR that isn't part of a patient portal.

Will my information be kept private?

Perhaps the most common concerns about PHRs are about privacy and security. To address these issues, reputable PHR systems follow industry best practices, such as making their privacy policies public and submitting to monitoring by independent organizations.

How do I get started?

If your primary care doctor offers a patient portal, use it. The staff at the front desk should be able to tell you how to register for it. (If your doctor doesn't offer one, ask if one will be available in the future.) Then start taking advantage of its features. Most portals offer the following:

Patient Portal Login

Once the account registration completes, you will be automatically redirected to patient portal and also you will get a Welcome Email.

Patient Selection

After signing in you will land in Patient Selection page. This page shows the list of all the family members registered with your current logged in account. Select the patient whose information to be viewed.

Practice Selection

When you select the patient, the practices which the patient had already visited, are shown in the right side. Select the practice link to proceed.

Schedule Appointments

Request appointments with your care team easily from the patient portal

Fill Pre-Appointment Questionnaires

Fill pre-appointment questionnaires at home before visit to reduce waiting time at the doctor's office

Access Health Records and Medical Literature

Visit Summary and medical data gets shared to your portal automatically. Access relevant literature on medical conditions and prescribed drugs from the portal