tcch patient portal login

What is tcch?

TCCH uses a primary care delivery model, called a Patient Centered Medical Home, to provide integrated and comprehensive medical, dental, and mental health/substance abuse services to all people, whether insured, uninsured, or under insured, offering a sliding fee scale discount program based on income and family size.

How do I access the MCCH portal?

Feb 08, 2022 · Tri-Cities Community Health (TCCH) is rooted in our community, providing care for almost 40 years. Our Community Health Center began as a modest-sized medical center in Pasco, Washington, in 1981, founded by a small group of women in the Pasco community who saw the need to serve low-income community members who could not afford to pay for health care.

What is the my Healthpoint patient portal?

Patient Portal. The My HealthPoint patient portal, offered by Twin County Regional Hospital (TCRH), is a convenient, secure health management tool you can use anywhere you have access to the Internet. It provides access to important information about you and your visit (s) to …

Who can access online healthcare information at tcrh?

The Cancer Center of Hawaii now offers you secure, online access to oncology healthcare information anytime and anywhere. Through our Patient Portal, you can view your appointments and test results, complete healthcare assessments, access educational materials, and view contact information for your care team all from the comfort of your own home.

What is Tri Cities Community Health?

With a mission to provide the highest-quality care to the underserved and the means to offer a wealth of services to everyone in the community, regardless of their ability to pay, Tri-Cities Community Health has grown into a network of health centers serving all three Tri-City communities.

When was Community Health Center founded?

Our Community Health Center began as a modest-sized medical center in Pasco, Washington, in 1981, founded by a small group of women in the Pasco community who saw the need to serve low-income community members who could not afford to pay for health care.