890 Rockwall pkwy, suite 100
Rockwall, TX 75032
www.northpediatrics1@gmail.com">www.northpediatrics1@gmail.com
Tel: 214-306-4456
Fax: 214-306-4457
TO LOGIN TO THE NEW PATIENT PORTAL CLICK THE LINK BELOW
Here you will be able to make, cancel and reschedule your own sick and Well Child appointments only (please read below). You will also be able to see your medical records and print shot records.
https://portal.letsdevelo.com/northpediatric
As we transition to our new Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system, we kindly ask for your patience while we work through the initial adjustments. To help make this transition as smooth as possible, here are a few helpful tips:
1. Appointment Confirmations and Paperwork: After each appointment is made, you will receive a text to confirm your scheduled time. If your visit requires any paperwork, you will be sent a link to complete it prior to your visit. Please ensure you fill this out as soon as possible prior to your scheduled visit.
2. Self-Scheduling Guidelines: Patients can self-schedule for Well Child check-ups and same-day or next-day sick visits. When scheduling a Well Child visit, please ensure your child has already reached the required age for that specific milestone. For example, a child must be at least one year old to be scheduled for a 1-year well check.
3. Specialized Appointments: Any appointment types outside of sick or well visits—such as ADHD appointments (in-person or telemedicine)—must be scheduled by calling our office directly.
4. Historical Medical Records: There will be a temporary lag in viewing historical medical records in the new patient portal as the data import process continues. If you need to retrieve records sooner, you can still access your information through the old NextGen portal.
As always, if you need anything or have any questions, please call our office directly so we can assist you.
Thank you for your cooperation and for being a part of our practice.
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