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We are aware that patient portal is either intermittently functioning or not at all. This is a techinical problem that GE is working to solve. GE has suddenly stopped fully suporting the system without giving adequate warning. We apologize for the difficulty.
In Early April we are moving to a newer, better, faster software and hope this will solve all these techinical issues  In the spirit of containing health care costs and reducing our carbon footprint, we have reduced our use of paper and postage to a minimum. How to use the patient portal: Step by step guide. Click onto the image to enlarge. Please make sure your computer has a current version of the free Adobe reader
 1) Go to the the "Click Here" section on this page.
This will take you to a page that looks like this login page.
 2) Fill in the user name (your email address) and the temporary password we provided to you in clinic.
Call the clinic to obtain a temporary password if you do not have one. If this is your first time to login you will be prompted to change your password.
3) View and print your results as below:
 b) Then click on "view results"
c) Click on "lab results" to view your test results in PDF format.
 4) Change/Request follow up appointments
a) Click the appointments tab to find the appointment options
b) Select the appropriate tab to change, cancel, or make new appointments
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