tc heart and vascular patient portal

How do I connect to the patient portal?

Login into your Patient Portal account. Navigate to the Preference tab. Open the “Account Profile” option. With “Account Profile” open, navigate to the left side of your screen to see the “Account Details” connections box. Within the connection box, select “Click To Connect”

Why should I use the online patient portal?

With your busy life, it can be hard to stay on top of your family’s health care – even though it’s the most important thing of all. Our online patient portal allows you to communicate with us easily and safely – according to your schedule.

Why choose Tennessee heart PLLC?

At Tennessee Heart, PLLC, high-quality cardiovascular care is our primary goal. Our cardiologists have the training and experience to offer our patients the best in cardiac and vascular care. Our cardiologists remain board certified and continue to participate in continuing medical education as well as clinical trials.

What is the myhealthinfo patient portal?

As part of the transition to a new electronic health record provided by Cerner Health, our office recently introduced a new patient portal called MyHealthInfo. MyHealthInfo makes it fast and easy to view your personal medical history including test results, clinical information, immunization records, and medication history.

How can I create a Portal account?

To create an account, you’ll need to visit our website: https://portal.tchealth.org.

What if I cannot connect to my Personal Health Information?

If you’re unable to connect to your Personal Health Information you may need to:

Patient Portal Documentation

The Welcome to Patient Portal document (PDF): Has some basic information, and also samples some of the FAQs.

Peripheral Vascular Procedures

Just like the vessels that feed your heart with blood, you also have many other vessels that feed the rest of your body, and these vessels can also become diseased. Your doctor may request peripheral vascular studies to detect disruption in the flow of blood in your peripheral vessels (in your legs and arms).

Left Heart Catheterization

This procedure is used to determine if an individual has significant coronary artery disease. The test provides advanced imaging of the arteries that feed blood to your heart to determine if there are blockages that restrict blood flow.

Right Heart Catheterization

A right heart catheterization is a diagnostic procedure used to measure pressures in the pulmonary artery and right side of your heart.

Implantable Cardiac Monitor

A loop recorder is an implantable cardiac device used to monitor your heart’s rate and rhythm and is useful if your doctor suspects a disruption in your heart’s electrical system.

About Our Practice

At Traverse Heart & Vascular, we provide comprehensive care in the areas of prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease. We have two office locations and eight clinic locations throughout northern Michigan.

Conditions We Treat

Early detection of heart and vascular conditions increases your chances of a healthy outcome. Our heart specialists use the latest diagnostic technology, therapies and surgical procedures to ensure faster recoveries and a higher quality of life.

Patient Portal

As part of the transition to a new electronic health record provided by Cerner Health, our office recently introduced a new patient portal called MyHealthInfo.

Patient Resources

Preparing for Your Appointment We see new patients by referral from physician only. If you are a new patient, we ask that you arrive 20 minutes before your scheduled appointment time.