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How do I authenticate my Tufts Medical Center patient portal?

Please fill in the Tufts Medical Center patient portal request form below to be authenticated and contacted by any and all of our patient portals. We ask that you fill in these fields so that we can authenticate your identity and help protect your health information. We look forward to better communicating with you about your health online.

What is the Tufts primary care patient portal?

Welcome to the Tufts Primary Care (Boston) Patient Portal The Patient Portal offers a secure way for you to connect with your Physician and Team online and when convenient for you. We are now offering Telehealth appointments for our patients.

What is the Tufts University Medford portal?

This portal is for students of Tufts University Medford/Somerville Campus and the SMFA at Tufts. Please Log On using your Tufts University User Name and Password.

What is the screening tool at Tufts?

The screening tool at Tufts consists of six questions about housing, food and other concerns. ** Please take a few moments to complete the survey. [Please click -- Social Determinants of Health Screening ] What’s new for you… You can always learn more about Diabetes. Consider coming to a free diabetes educational program (four parts).

Before Your Visit: Complete Our Health Screening Using the Convenient Link!

In an effort to improve your entry into the building, we have set up a quick health screening survey to complete before your arrival. All we ask you to do is show our screening staff upon arrival that you have filled it out and that you are cleared to come into the building.

Personal Protective Equipment at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine

Safety is our primary concern. Please take a moment to watch the following video on how we enhanced our safety protocols in response to the COVID-19 pandemic (click on the image to watch the video in Google Drive).

Palliative and Hospice Care

What is palliative care? Palliative care is a medical discipline that specializes in symptom management—providing your loved one with possible treatment options to relieve pain, symptoms, and distress caused by...

Long-Term Planning and Advance Directives

Learn how to talk to your loved ones about long-term planning and what legal documents can be put in place to ensure their wishes will be carried out in the event they are unable to communicate with you.

Caregiver Corner: Caring for Someone with Heart Failure

What is Heart Failure? Heart failure (HF) is a serious condition that occurs when your heart isn’t pumping as well as it should. It is a progressive condition where the...

Caring for Someone With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

COPD is a progressive lung disease, most commonly caused by smoking, that makes it hard to breathe due to obstructed airflow in the lungs. Chronic bronchitis and emphysema are often...

Dementia and Changes in Communication

As dementia progresses, changes occur in a person’s ability to both express themselves in words and understand those around them. Communication is more than talking, it involves: Understanding and interpreting...

Memory Loss: Understanding Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia

Dementia does not cause the symptoms of memory loss; it is a word that describes the symptoms. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause for the symptoms of dementia. What...

Older Drivers and Safe Driving

For the most part, changes to your loved one's safe driving will occur slowly and over time. Therefore, it is not surprising that your loved ones (and even caregivers/family members)...