southwest medical associates patient portal

What is the southwest patient portal?

Southwest Medical Center’s Patient Portal is an online tool which allows you to manage your care information from the comfort of home. This portal serves as another method of communication for patients and our hospital and care centers to use.

Where does the information in the patient portal come from?

All information in the Patient Portal comes from your Electronic Health Record with Southwest Medical Center and/or Southwest Professional Physicians Clinics. This ensures that you have access to the most accurate, up-to-date information possible.

How do I make a payment to Southwest Medical?

Payments to Southwest Medical can be made by phone, by mail, online or in-person. To pay your bill over the phone, please call 702-877-5153. Send a check or money order to: Please make check or money order payable to Southwest Medical Associates.

How do I get access to the medical records portal?

We hope you will find the portal to be a unique tool for managing your healthcare needs. To gain access, you will first need to contact Medical Records at (620) 629-6230 for information about how to set up your account.

What is the fax number for medical records?

The forms below will need to be completed and returned to the Medical Records department to establish access. If you fax – (620)629-2427 – or email these forms, please attach a valid photo identification.

Can family members access patient portal?

Can my family access my Patient Portal? Yes, you can give family members, such as parents or healthcare proxies, access to your Patient Portal. This needs to be done within your healthcare facility and requires consent from you and your family member (s).

Can you copy and paste a patient portal password?

Yes. Patient Portal passwords are encrypted and URLs are re-written so that they cannot be copied and pasted. You and authorized family members are the only ones who can access your Patient Portal. Also, a timeout feature protects your information if you leave the Patient Portal page open.