- Health care 101
- Check on insurance
- Know your health care costs
- Getting care
- Prepare for your appointment
- Follow up
- Paying for your visit
Getting care
After checking on your health insurance and finding out what your health care costs might be,it’s now time to seek care, and you may have more questions. For instance, what type of care is available? Do I need to physically go in and see a doctor? Thankfully, Prevea Health has options to help you navigate your care and get you the care you need, when you need it.
Flexible care options
If you’re looking for medical advice, or you’re not sure if you should go to an urgent care or schedule an appointment, you can:
- Call or message your provider through MyPrevea.
- Call Prevea’s 24/7 nurse line at(888) 277-3832.
- Accessvirtual careanytime.
If you’re not sure when to choose emergency care, urgent care or call Prevea Care After Hours,click here.
Prevea Care After Hours – 24/7 Phone Nurse
As a Prevea patient, you can seek medical advice whether it’s about an injury, illness or medical question from a registered nurse anytime, day or night, at no charge. Call today to get started.
Message to your doctor through MyChart
Prevea Health and our HSHS hospital partners offer a secure online patient portal called MyChart. If you’ve seen a Prevea or HSHS physician or provider, you can message them through their versions of MyChart - called MyPrevea and MyHSHS. MyPrevea and MyHSHS both have a website and a mobile app. If you don’t have an account, you can sign up for free at myprevea.com or mychartportal.org/myhshs or by downloading the apps on any mobile device.
In addition to messaging your doctor, MyPrevea and MyHSHS give you 24-hour access to your personal health information from a computer or mobile device. MyPrevea and MyHSHS have safeguards in place so your health information is private, secure and protected, including a secure connection and encrypted, password-protected logon.
For more information about MyPrevea and MyHSHS, including a complete list of features, click here.
Start a virtual visit
Prevea Virtual Care uses an online platform that makes it simple to get care on your schedule. No appointment is needed, there are no waiting rooms and it’s accessible 24/7 from any web-enabled device.
You’ll receive quality care from a trusted Prevea Virtual Care physician or provider for $35. Most visits take just 15 minutes. Learn more or start a virtual visit.
You know you need to go in to see a doctor. Now what?
If you know you need to see someone in person, you can either walk in for care the same day or schedule an appointment for another day in the future.
Walk-in care
If you need immediate medical attention, you can walk into any hospital emergency department or urgent care location for care. You do not need to schedule an appointment ahead of time to see a doctor in urgent or emergency situations.
Never forgo or delay seeking any type of emergency medical care. First responders and emergency medical experts are always ready to care for you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 911 or go directly to your nearest hospital emergency department in the case of a medical emergency, such as severe bleeding that won’t stop; choking; trouble breathing or talking; fainting or loss of consciousness; arm, chest or jaw pain; etc.
Schedule an appointment
If you don’t need immediate medical attention, you will likely see a medical provider in a primary care or a specialty care department.
Never forgo or delay seeking any type of emergency medical care. First responders and emergency medical experts are always ready to care for you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 911 or go directly to your nearest hospital emergency department in the case of a medical emergency, such as severe bleeding that won’t stop; choking; trouble breathing or talking; fainting or loss of consciousness; arm, chest or jaw pain; etc.
When seeking medical care in primary or specialty care, you will likely need to schedule an appointment. There are a couple different ways you can schedule an appointment with Prevea Health.
Never forgo or delay seeking any type of emergency medical care. First responders and emergency medical experts are always ready to care for you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 911 or go directly to your nearest hospital emergency department in the case of a medical emergency, such as severe bleeding that won’t stop; choking; trouble breathing or talking; fainting or loss of consciousness; arm, chest or jaw pain; etc.
Finding a provider
Never forgo or delay seeking any type of emergency medical care. First responders and emergency medical experts are always ready to care for you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 911 or go directly to your nearest hospital emergency department in the case of a medical emergency, such as severe bleeding that won’t stop; choking; trouble breathing or talking; fainting or loss of consciousness; arm, chest or jaw pain; etc.
