pro health care patient portal

What are the benefits of a patient portal?

Many but not all of our ProHEALTH Care locations use our patient portal to communicate with patients. Check with your doctor’s office to see if the portal is available to you. ONLINE PATIENT TOOLS View my chart Request an appointment Request a referral Request test/lab results Request my medical records Refill a prescription Send a message

Why do we use patient portal?

Patient login —— Get all your health information in one place. See your medications, test results, upcoming appointments, medical bills and more — even if you've been seen at multiple health care organizations. The MyChart patient portal is here. Our former patient portal in still available, so you can get to your health information and pay your bills.

What is the purpose of the patient portal?

As a ProHealth Physicians patient, you can sign up for the myProHealth patient portal. It’s a secure, online tool powered by FollowMyHealth ®. Use it to communicate with your doctor, review doctor visits, medications, test results and more. And it’s available 24 hours a day from any computer or smartphone. Using myProHealth is entirely up to you.

Who uses the patient internet portal?

To take advantage of virtual urgent care visits, patients must be registered for their own MyChart account, be age 6 or older, and be located in Wisconsin; If you are experiencing a health emergency, call 911 or visit the nearest emergency department; More information: Call ProHealth Care's Coronavirus Hotline at 262-928-4499.

How long does it take to get approved for ProHealth?

This is an important step to connect you to us as your health care provider. Your connection will be approved within 48 hours.

Is myProHealth available 24 hours a day?

And it’s available 24 hours a day from any computer or smartphone. Using myProHealth is entirely up to you. If you prefer not to sign up, this will not affect the care you receive from any ProHealth provider.

What is the number to call ProHealth Care?

More information: Call ProHealth Care's Coronavirus Hotline at 262-928-4499. Read about COVID-19 testing, visitation policies for ProHealth Care's hospitals and clinics, and more.

What age do you have to be to get a virtual urgent care visit?

To take advantage of virtual urgent care visits, patients must be registered for their own MyChart account, be age 6 or older, and be located in Wisconsin.

Can you get a symtom at home without care?

Mild symptoms can often be addressed at home without care. If you develop trouble breathing or other moderate symptoms, call your primary care physician, visit any ProHealth Urgent Care location or schedule a virtual urgent care visit.

Pay your bill

Get 24/7 access to your account balance. Reduce paperwork. Conveniently view and pay your bill online.

Preparing for your visit

Receive the care that’s just right for you and your family. Find out what you can do before, during and after your ProHEALTH visit.

Patient requests and forms

Communicate online with your doctor’s office. Request an appointment, refill a prescription or complete patient forms before your visit.

Helpful Resources

At ProHEALTH, we accept most types of health insurance to make things easy for you.

What is ProHealthcare Notice of Privacy Practices?

To be involved in decisions regarding your health care plan. To reasonable access to health care. To access health care records according to the ProHealthcare Notice of Privacy Practices. To be heard if problems, complaints or grievances arise. To be informed of charges for services as well as payment options.

What are the rights of a patient?

Patient Rights & Responsibilities 1 To be treated with respect, including recognition of personal beliefs and values. 2 To receive care in a setting and environment committed to patient safety. 3 To have access to protective and advocacy services. 4 To privacy and confidentiality. 5 To coordination and continuity of your health care. 6 To know the identity of physicians, nurses and others involved in your care. 7 To information presented in terms you can understand, including treatment and care options. 8 To be involved in decisions regarding your health care plan. 9 To reasonable access to health care. 10 To access health care records according to the ProHealthcare Notice of Privacy Practices. 11 To be heard if problems, complaints or grievances arise. 12 To be informed of charges for services as well as payment options.

What are the rights of patients under HIPAA?

According to HIPAA, patients have rights concerning the use of individually identifiable health information. Only individuals with a legitimate need to know can access, use, or disclose patient information.

What is the meaning of "to receive care in a setting and environment committed to patient safety"?

To receive care in a setting and environment committed to patient safety. To have access to protective and advocacy services. To privacy and confidentiality. To coordination and continuity of your health care. To know the identity of physicians, nurses and others involved in your care.