western washington patient portal

What is a patient care portal?

PORTAL INFORMATION Dear valued patient, Western Washington Medical Group (WWMG) will be discontinuing its use of Intelichart, your patient portal, on October 31st, 2021. Going forward WWMG will continue the use of our EZAccess patient portal.

What is ECW health portal?

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What is a health portal?

MyWesternHealth is your personal health information portal. It provides a way for you to manage your health record and allows you to communicate with your provider in a secure and encrypted way. We ask that you use MyWesternHealth to request your prescription refills* that you pick up at the clinic and to communicate with your provider.

Where is Mithun Neral?

Dr. Neral is a fellowship-trained Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Surgeon at Western Washington Medical Group in Everett, Washington. He specializes in the full spectrum of care for the shoulder, hip, and knee. “My goal is to create an individual plan for each patient utilizing the most conservative treatments available. I will provide you with a clear understanding of your condition so we can work together to restore your function.” You can learn more about Dr. Neral here.

Does Western Washington Medical Group have walk in clinics?

Do you need to see a provider right away? Western Washington Medical Group has two walk-in clinics: Lake Serene Clinic in Lynnwood and Snohomish Family Medicine. Both have extended hours for your convenience, including weekends, evenings and holidays. Weekend hours are also available at Marysville Family Medicine

What is WWMG nephrology?

WWMG Nephrology is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the kidney. Our goal at all times is the preservation of the patient’s kidney function by the early recognition of conditions which will threaten it, and by prompt intervention designed to save kidney function. Such treatment postpones or completely abolishes the future need for dialysis in most cases.