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How do I renew a prescription at National Jewish Health?

Your National Jewish Health care team can renew prescriptions and answer questions for medications prescribed by any National Jewish Health provider. Request a renewal from your doctor for an expired prescription. View, download or share your current list of prescription medications. Contact your care team with questions about your medications.

Does National Jewish Health offer telehealth appointments in Colorado?

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, National Jewish Health is now offering telehealth appointments for existing patients located in Colorado. View Patient Safety & Care Learn about the our world-class care for respiratory, cardiac, immune and related conditions.

What browsers are supported by patient portal?

The Patient Portal online system supports Microsoft ® Internet Explorer 8+ and the two latest versions of Mozilla Firefox and Chrome. By continuing, you acknowledge that you've read and accepted our Terms and Conditions . Please note that it may take up to two business days for a response to any requests or questions sent through Patient Portal.

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Patient Information

Being cared for at National Jewish Health is a unique health care experience. Get information and access online services for patients and prospective patients.

Visiting Us

We look forward to meeting you. See our locations, maps, travel information and more to help you plan and prepare for your visit.

Forms & Medical Records

Download medical records release forms and important forms for new and existing patients.

Billing & Insurance

We understand that making financial arrangements for health care services can be stressful. Learn more about insurance and billing or pay your bill online.

Patient Portal

Create or access your My National Jewish Health patient portal account to communicate with your care team, manage appointments and more.

What is Jewish Health?

National Jewish Health is the only facility in the world dedicated exclusively to groundbreaking medical research and treatment of patients with respiratory, cardiac, immune and related disorders. Patients and families come to National Jewish Health from around the world to receive cutting-edge, comprehensive, coordinated care.

Does National Jewish Health have insurance?

Billing and Insurance. National Jewish Health will work with your insurance company to limit your out-of-pocket expenses however your insurance company makes the final decision. In the case of self-pay, a deposit is required before any medical services can be scheduled. A financial Counseling Representative will contact you to schedule a payment.

Do international patients have to make a deposit?

International patients need to make a deposit up front before being able to schedule an appointment. Some insurance plans might be accepted, but usually patients get reimbursed through their insurance provider later. View more information on insurances we accept, pricing and expense estimates, FAQ's and more.

What is national Jewish health?

National Jewish Health wants to help you understand the billing and collection process. We also want to share resources that are available to you and your family. We will try to collect patient balances in a fair and timely manner. We try to offer the highest level of customer service.

How long does it take for Jewish Health to collect?

National Jewish Health uses a collection agency to collect unpaid balances. If you don’t pay your bill for 120 days or more you may be sent to a collection agency. If you have a payment plan arrangement and it is not paid for 2 months or more, your account may go to a collection agency.

What happens if you don't pay your Jewish bill?

National Jewish Health will begin extraordinary collection actions (ECA). These actions include: Postponing, denying, or requiring a payment before providing medically necessary services.