cn patient portal

How do I view my Patient Portal account?

Patients can view their patient portal account at the Online Patient Portal. New users can enroll by following the Patient Portal Registration Instructions. Health Services offers a convenient online medication refill for patients as well.

How do I self-enroll a patient in the patient portal?

Self-enroll here . You will need the patient's medical record number (MRN) to create an account. The patient's MRN can be found on: discharge documents, clinic notes, the patient's hospital bracelet or a billing statement. Call 866-355-0385 and select Option 1. Call Medical Records at 202-476-5267 and select Option 7.

How do I Register on the CNHs portal?

Complete the registration process and set your password. Once registration is complete, information from CNHS will automatically be sent to your portal. Your invitation will expire after 90 days so please register quickly after you receive the email invitation.

How do I request a pin for the patient portal?

Click the link below to request a PIN. Within 1 business day we will send you a Patient Portal welcome email with your PIN and login instructions. To request a PIN and login instructions click here . To find answers to common questions about our patient portal click here. New patients looking to make an appointment can request one by clicking here.

How to get CNME to send notifications?

Step 1: Log in to MyChart. Step 2: Go to "Account Settings" and click "Communication Preferences". Step 3: Under "Health" deselect emails and/or text messages for test results. CNme does not currently push portal notifications to your phone or device.

Where to register for CNME?

Kent Hospital Medical Records. 455 Toll Gate Road. Warwick, Rhode Island 02886. (401) 737-7000, ext. 34291.

What is HIE in healthcare?

Health Information Exchange (HIE) allows health care professionals to appropriately access and securely share patient medical information electronically. HIE systems have been in development nationwide since a federal law was passed in 2009 to promote the use of electronic movement and use of health information among health care providers.

What is clinical information?

Clinical information including medications, allergies, lab and test results, image reports, conditions, diagnoses and vaccination history. Certain demographic information used to identify the patient, such as name and birth date. How to opt-out of sharing health information with an HIE.

What information can you give to an emergency medical team?

In an emergency, you can quickly give emergency personnel vital information, such as a disease you're being treated for, previous surgeries or hospitalizations, medications you take, allergies, and how to contact your primary care doctor.

Can a portal see your medical history?

Their view of your portal is the same as yours. This means they can see all of your information, including (but not limited to) test results, provider notes, past medical history, and messages between you and your provider. This may be a good time to review who has access to your portal account.

Can you see your test results before you contact your health care team?

Because this is a new way of sharing information, you may see test results before your health care team has had the chance to review the result and contact you. Additionally, you’re going to be getting these results as soon as they are final when your care team may not be immediately available for questions.