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How do I request an appointment with neighborhood health?

In addition, existing Neighborhood Health patients can request an appointment using our patient portal, or online appointment request form, which is located in the “For Patients” section. What if I have an after hours emergency?

How can I contact Neighborcare Health for patient assistance?

Call 206-461-6943 for assistance. Neighborcare Health's electronic health records system helps improve our patients’ experience. Patients have better access to their care and providers through an easy to use online patient portal services called MyChart, provided by OCHIN.

Why choose neighborhood health for primary care?

Our staff speak multiple languages. Our patients have access to an online patient portal and an after-hours advice line. We strive to provide our patients with the highest quality primary care. Neighborhood Health has a highly qualified and dedicated team of health care professionals.

What is Neighborcare Health's electronic health records system?

Neighborcare Health's electronic health records system helps improve our patients’ experience. Patients have better access to their care and providers through an easy to use online patient portal services called MyChart, provided by OCHIN. MyChart, which is provided by OCHIN, is available to Neighborcare Health medical and dental patients.

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What is neighborcare health?

Neighborcare Health's electronic health records system helps improve our patients’ experience. Patients have better access to their care and providers through an easy to use online patient portal services called MyChart, provided by OCHIN.

How to link my neighborcare account?

How to link accounts: Step 1 – Log into your Neighborcare Health MyChart account. Step 2 – Click Profile and then click Link My Accounts. Step 3 – After the page loads, scroll down until you see a Search box. Use the Search box where you can look up their other MyChart organizations.

What happens if you enroll in MyChart before your appointment?

If you enrolled in MyChart after your appointment, your provider will be added to your list of care team members after your next appointment.

When does MyChart remove proxy?

MyChart will automatically remove any adult proxy at midnight of the child’s 12th birthday. There are exceptions to the rule, such as adolescent patients that are developmentally impaired or differently-abled, or an emancipated teen.

Is MyNeighborCare still active?

MyNeighborcare is no longer active. Please note Neighborcare Health is no longer using our previous patient portal (MyNeighborcare). If you used MyNeighborcare, you will need to sign up for the new MyChart portal to experience all the benefits.

New Patient Checklist

A list of your medical conditions. You may print out and fill in our medical history form in advance

Our Clinicians

Neighborhood Health has a dedicated and compassionate team of health care professionals. Please click below to learn more about our team!

Why are teens called invisible patients?

Teens are often known as the “invisible patient” because they don’t go to the doctor for regular appointments between the ages of 12 and 20, missing out on needed immunizations and health maintenance. Classes: Teens receive health-related education on topics that are relevant to their day-to-day lives.

What is Reach Out and Read?

Reach Out and Read is a national literacy program that distributes new books to infants and children up to the age of five. Children receive age-appropriate books at their wellness exams. Through the Reach Out and Read program at participating Neighborhood locations, more than 9,000 children receive a new book to take home and keep every year. Parents learn the importance of reading to their children out loud, which increases vocabulary and language skills, and ensures children are better prepared to enter preschool and kindergarten. Reading to a child also builds curiosity, cognitive ability, and strong memory skills, even before a child learns to talk. Neighborhood staff members work with families during pediatric exams to model reading out loud with their children. Reach Out and Read has 3 key components to be an effective program in the medical setting:

Where is the Senior Peer Program?

The Senior Peer Program meets every Friday at the Neighborhood Ray M Dickinson Wellness Center (Date Street) clinic. Please contact us for more information at 1-833-867-4642 or via email at carmen.zavala@nhcare.org.

Primary Care

Adult patients with or without insurance can call Neighborhood Medical Center their home for healthcare. We provide check-ups, preventative care, diagnosis, treatment, medication therapy, and follow-up care.

Mental Health

Healthy mind and healthy body go hand in hand. At your home for healthcare, we offer diagnosis, treatment, counseling, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management to help you feel your best.

Chronic Disease Care

NMC offers ongoing care for patients with diabetes, cholesterol and lipid problems, hypertension, and HIV/AIDS. Good medical management of chronic diseases helps prevent additional complications.

Dental Care

Dental care is as important as healthcare for the rest of your body. These services are for children and adults at select locations, and can be scheduled the same way as you would make a doctor’s appointment.