How do I get help with my Beebe patient portal - eHealth record?
If you need help with your Beebe Patient Portal - eHealth Record, call Medical Records at 302-645-3281 . Self-enrollment is available for Beebe Healthcare patients who are age 18 or older that don't currently have access to HealtheLife, an online portal where you can view your medical information. Click here to start the self-enrollment process.
How do I access the Beebe oncology services cancer care patient portal?
The Beebe Healthcare Oncology Services Cancer Care Patient Portal is for those who are patients with Beebe Oncology Services. Click here to access the Cancer Care Patient Portal. If you need help with the Cancer Care Patient Portal, call Beebe Oncology Services Patient Portal Helpdesk at 302-291-6700.
Why choose Beebe family clinic?
Beebe Family Clinic is a premier facility committed to providing top-quality care close to home for children, adults, and seniors in our community. At Beebe Family Clinic, we understand that primary care providers are an essential part of healthcare.
How secure is the Family Practice Center?
The Family Practice Center, PC, Patient Portal provides secure access to portions of your medical record and allows easy and convenient communication with our practice. So that we can provide this service without compromising your private information, no one will have access to your personal portal account except you.
Patient Information
Once you have made your initial appointment, please read through the information below to help streamline your first visit with us.
Directions
From US-167 N/US-67 N: Head northeast on US-167 N/US-67 N. Take exit 28 for US-64 W toward Conway. Continue onto US-64 E. Your destination will be on the left.
How old do you have to be to communicate with FPC?
Parents/guardians may communicate with FPC providers and staff as you always have until your child reaches age 18.
What age do you have to be to disclose medical information?
For Patients Who Are Minors: Due to federal and state confidentiality laws, patients who are between the ages of 14 and 17 are not required to disclose certain types of medical information to parents/legal guardians.
Can a parent/guardian be a portal authorized representative?
For this reason, we find it necessary to ask our patients in this age group to complete a consent form naming a parent/guardian as their portal authorized representative. Without this consent from the minor patient, we will not be able to give parents/guardians access to the minor's portal. (Click the link below to access the form.)