vassar hospital patient portal

How do I login to Vassar College Health Services Patient Portal?

Log in to access all of the portal services. Please contact Health Services at (845) 437-5800 or health@vassar.edu with any questions or concerns with the login process. Send or read secure messages: Use the Messages tab. These messages are encrypted and are managed as part of your electronic health record.

What kind of hospital is Vassar Brothers Medical Center?

Please fill in the required information below to register for the Patient Portal. You will need to create your own user name. Please use your Vassar email to register. Do not share your login information with anyone as the Patient Portal contains your protected health information.

What do I get when I register to use Vassar?

Stay connected with us through the MyNuvanceHealth patient portals. Securely message your Nuvance Health doctor, access your medical records, visit notes, test results and more. Select the portal that’s right for you. Connect with Nuvance Health – Any Time, Anywhere MyNuvanceHealth patient portals allow you to: View lab and radiology test results

How do I get help accessing my Patient Portal?

Patient Portal - Use the Medicat service to self-schedule appointments, access patient education material, and send secure messages to Health Service providers. More information. VassarTogether - Return to campus spring plan. Health & Safety information. How to Upload COVID TEST Information into your Vassar College Electronic Health Record

What is gross charge?

Gross charges are undiscounted fees (standard charges or list prices) for items or services that are billed to all patients, regardless of insurance. These fees cover procedures, services, drugs and supplies associated with the delivery of medical care.

Is VBMC tax deductible?

We offer many ways to give and all gifts, no matter the size, are tax-deductible.

What are the two types of charges?

You’ll see two types of charges: gross and negotiated . Gross charges are undiscounted fees (standard charges or list prices) for items or services that are billed to all patients, regardless of insurance. These fees cover procedures, services, drugs and supplies associated with the delivery of medical care. Negotiated charges are prices that the hospital has negotiated with third parties and that insurance companies have agreed to pay. In addition, consumer charges for “shoppable” services refers to services that can be planned in advance such as a colonoscopy or mammogram. These types of services are typically performed on an outpatient basis. All of these fees cover the total cost of delivering healthcare to you. They will be updated each year as service offerings change.

What is the right to have dignity?

Respect and Dignity: You have the right to have your dignity as an individual human being recognized and respected. Your cultural and spiritual beliefs, values, traditions and rituals are held in reverence, and to the extent possible, are integrated into your care.

What is the responsibility of a medical practitioner?

You have the responsibility to provide, to the best of your knowledge, accurate and complete information about present complaints, past illnesses, hospitalizations, medications , and other matters relating to your health. You have the responsibility to report unexpected changes in your condition to the responsible practitioner. You are responsible for making it known whether you clearly comprehend a contemplated course of action and what is expected of you.