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Why Piedmont plastic surgery&dermatology?

patient portal Belmont 974 SouthPoint Rd., Suite D, Belmont NC 28012 Phone: 704-755-8020 FAX: 704-755-8021 Charlotte/Blakeney 5815 Blakeney Park Dr. Charlotte, NC 28277 Phone: 704-542-2220 FAX: 704-542-3304 Charlotte/Cotswold 309 S. Sharon Amity Rd., Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28211 Phone: 704-344-8846 FAX: 704-344-9844 Huntersville 13539 Reese Blvd.

What is Piedmont doing to improve transparency in my care?

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Does Piedmont Eye Center participate with vision plans?

Online Doctor Visits: Patient Portal Sign Up at Piedmont HealthCare Patient Portal Getting Started Already a Portal Member? Go to the Portal Sign up for MyPHC Patient Portal powered by FollowMyHealth If you are an existing PHC patient but do not have a MyPHC Patient Portal account, please fill out the form below to request an invite to our portal.

How do I file an insurance claim at Piedmont Eye Center?

With the Patient Portal you can also: View statements and pay online Access your health information, including medications and immunizations (via secure messaging requests) Obtain educational information (via secure messaging requests) SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT. FIND THE RESULTS OF YOUR LAB TEST. SEND A MESSAGE TO YOUR DOCTOR

What is electronic prescribing?

Electronic prescribing of medications that will allow your provider to communicate directly with your pharmacy.

What are the benefits of EHR?

As a patient, you will notice several benefits when you access the new EHR system: 1 Your provider will have access to the most up-to-date information on your condition at all times 2 Greater provider efficiency for more face-to-face time with patients 3 Improved management of health conditions and the ability to participate more fully in your healthcare 4 Electronic prescribing of medications that will allow your provider to communicate directly with your pharmacy 5 A user-friendly patient portal and optimized billing for a more streamlined process

What is a refraction eye exam?

If a patient’s vision is less than 20/20 on the visual acuity exam, it is common practice to perform a refraction to determine the full vision capability of the eye, a necessary component for ruling out disease and pathology. Refractions can be obtained in several ways.

What is a medical record?

2. Records that have previously been transferred to another practitioner or health care provider or provided to the patient or his personal representative; or. 3. Records that are required by contractual obligation or federal law to be maintained for a longer period of time.

Does Piedmont Eye Center charge for postage?

Piedmont Eye Center will impose a reasonable cost-based fee, which shall include only the cost of supplies for and labor of copying the requested information, postage when the individual request that such information be mailed, and preparation of an explanation or summary of such information as agreed to by the individual including any person with authority to act on behalf of the individual who is the subject of the health record.

Why do you need a refraction?

In most cases when a patient is new to an ophthalmology practice, a refraction is performed to establish a baseline of the patient’s best corrected visual acuity, the refractive power of the eye, and if applicable prescribing purposes.

How long do you have to keep a medical record?

MEDICAL RECORD RETENTION. Regulations of the Board (18VAC85-20-26) state that practitioners must maintain a patient record for a minimum of six years following the last patient encounter with the following exceptions: 1.

Is refraction covered by insurance?

Typically, a refraction measurement is not covered by insurance. Performing a refraction measurement for best corrected vision means the patient is charged for a refraction measurement. If the work is performed, the refraction charge is viable.

What is subjective refraction?

The most common for adults is a subjective refraction. A phoropter is placed in front of the patient and a selection of lenses are shown. The patient chooses the clearest lens selection and a refractive power is documented. A glasses or contact lens prescription may be written from this information.