wells family practice patient portal

Minimum Requirements and Security

a personal computer equipped with an Internet browser that has 128-bit encryption enabled and configured to accept cookies (e.g., Internet Explorer 7 or 8, Safari, or Firefox; Internet Explorer 6 may not allow you to view some materials, such as test results);

How We Protect Your Personal Health Information

We consider the privacy of your health information to be one of the most important elements in our relationship with you and one we take very seriously.

Your Responsibilities

Patient Portal is a communication service offered as a convenience to our patients. We reserve the right to change the terms, conditions, and notices under which Patient Portal is offered.

Patient Portal Messaging

By using Patient Portal, you acknowledge and agree that this messaging service is intended to facilitate dialogue regarding personal health matters. You agree not to use Patient Portal to post or send or post any illicit or offensive material.

Discontinuing Use of Patient Portal

You may discontinue your use of Patient Portal at any time by sending a secure message to your primary care provider's office requesting this change.

Your Clinical Information

As we provide your health care, we are required to maintain documentation of your medical history, current conditions, treatment plan, and all treatments given, including the results of all tests, procedures, and therapies.

Copyright and Trademarks

All content included in Patient Portal and on all of our, including, but not limited to, text, photographs, graphics, button icons, images, artwork, names, logos, trademarks, service marks, and data ("Content"), in any form, are protected by U.S. and international copyright and trademark law and conventions.

What is primary care medicine?

Our primary care physicians are qualified specialists in internal medicine, with many having cared for patients in the area for over 25 years. In addition to their extraordinary medical knowledge and care, our physicians are known for being attentive listeners to patients’ concerns, nonjudgmental, having positive attitudes and the ability to develop strong doctor-patient relationships.

Is it better to see a primary care physician or not?

Patients who see a primary care physician are generally healthier than those who do not, as our physicians are able familiarize themselves with their patient’s unique and changing health needs and provide a continuity of care.