raleigh nendocrine patient portal

Why choose Raleigh endocrine associates?

Dr. Ejaz comes to us from UNC School of Medicine, where she has achieved a wonderful reputation for caring and skilled endocrine practice. In the interim, the physicians at Raleigh Endocrine Associates will continue to provide care to all patients needing ongoing careful attention.

What is the patient portal at endocrine associates?

Raleigh Endocrine Associates offers secure viewing and communication via your computer, cell phone, or tablet, as a service to patients who wish to view portions of their medical record and communicate with our staff and physicians. The Patient Portal is designed to improve physician and patient communication.

How do I contact Raleigh Medical Group for patient portal questions?

Frequently Asked Questions and other helpful guides to creating your account and using the patient portal are posted below. For specific questions about our patient portal, or for technical help with your portal account, please email us at patientportal@raleighmedicalgroup.com.

How do I join the Raleigh neurology portal?

You may decline this option if desired, but if at any time you would like to join the portal, simply email us at telehealth@raleighneurology.com for an invitation. Should you ever need to change your email address once logged into the portal, click “Account” in the top right of the window.

Patient Portal Information

At the time of your first visit in our office, we will collect your email address to have you sign up to be a member of our patient portal. You may decline this option if desired, but if at any time you would like to join the portal, simply email us at telehealth@raleighneurology.com for an invitation.

How To Change Your Email in the Patient Portal

Should you ever need to change your email address once logged into the portal, click “Account” in the top right of the window. Select “Edit” to the right of your name, then choose “Security” and click “Change” to the right of your email address, as shown in the image below.