womens healthcare norman patient portal

What is the women's healthcare Plaza in Norman?

Dec 16, 2020 · Women’s Healthcare of Norman has been dedicated to meeting the health needs of women in Norman and surrounding communities since 1995. Our office conveniently houses the private practices Dr. Leslie Ollar-Shoemake, Dr. Lisa Waterman, Dr. Daphne Lashbrook, Dr. Dianne Chambers, Dr. Allison Carter, and Dr. Jessica Hinojosa. Meet Our Team Our Services

Why choose woman's healthcare of Norman?

The easiest way to access the patient Portal is the direct link provided on the Women’s Healthcare of Norman’s website at www.whcnorman.com. You will need a USERNAME and PASSWORD to enter the portal. Ask your physician’s front office for these credentials at your visit.

Why Norman Regional Health System?

The Norman Regional Patient portal allow patients to request appointments, prescription refills and referrals, ask a nurse questions and more. ... Welcome to myNRHS.com, an easy, convenient way to access and manage your health information. Please choose one of the following two options based upon where you were treated. Norman Regional Clinics ...

How do I enroll in enrollment at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center?

Women's Healthcare Plaza | Norman Regional Health System Address 3440 R.C. Luttrell Dr. Norman, OK 73072 Call Us for an Appointment 405-515-0291 Phone Directory Find Us Get Directions Services Breast Care Services Laboratory Services Mammography Breast Care Center Meet Our Providers Jessica Hinojosa (DO) 405-360-1264

How long does it take to get medical records?

Fees and Guidelines for Patient’s Request for Medical Records 1 Medical Forms/Medical Leave Forms/Disability Forms/ Copying of Medical Records will be completed on average within 7 to 10 business days upon receiving the form in the office. Please be advised your physician will not manipulate disability effective dates. Your treating Physician must sign off on all medical record releases prior to the release of the records. 2 Please make sure that there is plenty of time allowed for the completion of the forms. Emergencies will be handled on a case by case basis. 3 There will be a $25.00 fee for the initial completion of forms. If additional paperwork is required a charge of $5.00 per page will be charged. 4 Medical Records copying fee; One Dollar ($1.00) for the first page and fifty cents ($.50) for each subsequent page. 5 Payment is due when the forms are completed and picked up, mailed, or faxed.

Can you refill prescriptions after office hours?

Prescription refills will only be done during office hours. The on-call physician will not be able to provide any prescriptions or refills after regular office hours. She does not have access to your chart or any of your information. Please keep this in mind and try to call a week before you run out of medication.

What is Norman Regional Hospital?

Norman Regional Health System is a multi-campus system that serves the healthcare needs of south central Oklahoma. It is currently comprised of an acute-care facility, Norman Regional, on Porter Avenue, and the Norman Regional HealthPlex, located on Interstate 35 and Tecumseh Road in Norman, OK. Norman Regional Hospital is licensed for 324 beds and offers a full range of services including emergency care, oncology, an intensive care unit, surgery and more. The Norman Regional HealthPlex campus is licensed for 136 beds. It features the services of cardiovascular, spine and orthopedics, women’s and children’s and more. The Norman Regional HealthPlex is also the home of the Chest Pain Center and the HealthPlex Heart Hospital. In 2016, the Health System opened Norman Regional Moore, which houses an Emergency Room, physician offices, imaging, lab, physical therapy and more.

How much does Norman Regional Health System save?

Norman Regional Health System and MDsave are working together to save you up to 60 percent on your medical bills by paying a cash price up front. These savings allow those without insurance or with high-deductible health plans to save money and get more of the medical care they need.

What is the number one cause of death in Oklahoma?

Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death in Oklahoma, while lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. Both heart disease and lung cancer are best treatable when caught early so screening and early diagnosis are key. That’s why Norman Regional offers a combined heart and lung scan for only $79.