siu family practice carbondale patient portal

Why Siu family medicine Carbondale?

Webview is a patient portal that allows you to look at your medical chart (including labs, diagnosis and current medications) and electronically communicate with your provider's nurse on weekdays. Webview can be accessed electronically 24/7, when it is most convenient for you, without waiting on the phone or being left on hold.

How do I connect to Siu medicine as a connected organization?

Manage your family's health. The proxy feature gives you access to the records of your minor children, birth through age 11, and dependent adults or adults for which you may have legal guardianship, power of attorney, etc. SIU Medicine must have any legal documents on file to allow proxy account access. Request a proxy account at the patient's ...

What is Carbondale family medicine?

SIU Center for Family Medicine - Carbondale location_on 300 West Oak Street Carbondale, IL 62901 directions Get Directions Overview Family Medicine covers a broad spectrum of care for all ages, genders and diseases.

What is family medicine at Southern Illinois University?

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What is Webview portal?

What is Webview and why should I enroll? Webview is a patient portal that allows you to look at your medical chart (including labs, diagnosis and current medications) and electronically communicate with your provider's nurse on weekdays.

Is SIU a minor?

SIU is committed to the privacy of its patients. In the state of Illinois anyone over the age of 12 has protected minor status, which means they have the right to privacy, even as a dependent. For this reason, SIU is not providing online portal accounts for children between the ages of 12-17.

Not signed up yet?

If you’re not already signed up for an SIU patient portal and are 18 years of age or older, you can either stop by your provider's office or request a new account . If you are a Springfield Clinic or Memorial Physicians Services patient portal user, you can use the same portal account and add SIU Medicine as a connected organization.

Manage your family's health

The proxy feature gives you access to the records of your minor children, birth through age 11, and dependent adults or adults for which you may have legal guardianship, power of attorney, etc. SIU Medicine must have any legal documents on file to allow proxy account access. Request a proxy account at the patient's SIU Medicine provider's office.

Teenage Children

SIU is committed to the privacy of its patients. In the state of Illinois, anyone over the age of 12 has protected minor status, which means they have the right to privacy, even as a dependent. For this reason, SIU does not provide online portal accounts for children between the ages of 12-17.

What is family medicine?

Family Medicine covers a broad spectrum of care for all ages, all genders, and every kind of disease. Your provider will coordinate your care and serve as your advocate in all health-related matters, and referrals to specialists, as well as consult community resources.

What is Care a Van?

The Care-A-Van is a rural health center that provides teen-friendly medical and mental health services to all students at Anna Jonesboro High School, Frankfort High School and Project Echo Alternative School throughout the school year .

Welcome

This Family Medicine Residency Program is part of the graduate medical education division of Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. The school was founded to meet the ongoing need for physicians in Southern and Central Illinois and has had an orientation towards primary care.

SIU Centers for Family Medicine expands COVID testing to all

The SIU Centers for Family Medicine, in coordination with the Illinois Department of Public Health, is expanding access to COVID-19 testing to everyone. Previously, testing was limited to those

September 2020: Medical Students Training with Local Physicians

Family physicians in several Illinois communities are hosting students from Southern Illinois University School of Medicine throughout September. The students are participating in the school’s Family