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How do I contact Saratoga Hospital Patient Portal?

For questions, please visit our FAQs. For assistance with logging into Saratoga Hospital Patient Portal, please call the Saratoga Hospital Patient Portal Help Line at 518-886-7999. The MEDENT portal is a secure website utilized by our Saratoga Hospital Medical Group primary care and specialty physician practices.

What is eye care at Saratoga Hospital Medical Group?

Saratoga Hospital Medical Group – Eye Care provides comprehensive medical and surgical ophthalmic and optometric services, including routine eye exams. Our providers treat patients of all ages for a wide variety of injuries, diseases, and conditions.

How can I learn more about telehealth services a Saratoga Hospital?

To learn more about telehealth services a Saratoga Hospital, please visit the Saratoga Hospital website . Our online, secure patient portal allows you to easily manage and access your personal health information online, at any time. Patients of the Saratoga Community Health Center practice are eligible to enroll in the Patient Portal.

Why choose Saratoga family medicine?

The team at Saratoga Family Medicine aims to develop lasting bonds and goes to great lengths to ensure that you and your family receive care that meets and exceeds the highest possible standards. At Saratoga Family Medicine, men and women from in and around Ballston Spa, New York, have access to comprehensive care for the entire family.

How to contact Saratoga Vision?

To learn more or to schedule an eye appointment, contact us at Saratoga Vision in Saratoga Springs, NY, at (518) 587-5900 to schedule an appointment.

What does an eye doctor do?

Throughout childhood and adulthood, your eye doctor will monitor your eye health to ensure that your eyes are working properly with one another, and that other important aspects of vision like color vision and depth perception stay on track as well.

Why is it important to take good care of your eyes?

Taking good care of your vision is important, whether you have had troubles since childhood or you've been blessed with good eyesight the bulk of your life. Our Saratoga Springs optometrist relies on an eye exam to do more than tell you if you need glasses or a stronger prescription for the glasses you already have.

Is it good to see an optometrist?

Whether you have vision problems or not, seeing your optometrist is good for your overall eye health. A comprehensive eye exam can discover potentially serious conditions such as glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts.

How to contact Saratoga Community Health Center?

For information on how to enroll or with questions on the Patient Portal, please review our Frequently Asked Questions below, or contact our office directly at 518-886-5600.

How to enroll in the Patient Portal?

How can I enroll for the Patient Portal? You can contact your Provider’s office and they will provide an activation code for you by phone or mail. Once you have that code: Visit the Patient Portal site. Click on the link “Activate Account” to log in for the first time. Fill in the requested information.

Where does the patient portal come from?

The information in the Patient Portal comes from the electronic health record (EHR) that the medical providers use to document your care and health information. Since the hospital and the providers each use an EHR specifically designed to meet the requirements of that setting, the Patient Portals are not the same.

What is pediatric eye care?

Care is provided by a pediatric ophthalmologist, an eye doctor who has additional specialized training in treating pediatric eye and vision conditions. Examples include blocked tear ducts, lazy eye (amblyopia), eye misalignment (strabismus), droopy eyelids (ptosis), conjunctivitis, and medical conditions and syndromes that affect the eyes. Because they are experts in treating strabismus and double vision, pediatric ophthalmologists also treat adult patients for these conditions.

What is the best treatment for glaucoma?

Glaucoma Laser Surgery. There are several types of glaucoma. The most common goal of glaucoma treatment is to lower pressure in your eye (intraocular pressure). Depending on your situation, your options may include eye drops and/or laser surgery.