A patient portal built for families and the teams who care for them.
Office Practicum's Patient Portal gives families one convenient place to access health records and results, communicate with your practice, request refills and forms, schedule appointments, complete pre-visit tasks, and make payments — anytime, from wherever they are. More convenience for families means fewer routine tasks competing for your team’s time.
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Families don’t stop needing things when the office closes.
Parents remember the refill at bedtime, need the camp form over the weekend, or want to schedule a visit when they finally have a minute. The portal lets them tackle these items on their time.
Refills, forms, appointments, messages, payments, and other routine requests add up across the practice. Giving families more ways to take care of these tasks themselves through the portal means fewer interruptions for your team.
Pediatric practices serve whole families, not just individual patients. One login connects parents with multiple children, while age-based controls help protect a teen’s privacy as they get older.
More of the everyday stuff, handled right in the portal.
Parents can access all of their children in one place, without juggling separate logins or PINs. The portal is available in English and Spanish, and with the mobile app, it’s right in their pocket.
Families can view results and visit summaries, request refills and forms, schedule visits, complete pre-visit tasks, and make payments—all when it works for them.
Secure messages can be directed to the right people on your team, keeping communication moving without unnecessary back-and-forth.
Portal access adjusts as children get older, keeping parents connected while helping protect a teen’s confidential care.
A patient portal should do more than give families another login.
See how self-service saves staff hours every day.
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The office closes at five. The portal never does.
Whether they’re on the couch or on the go, parents can take care of the routine stuff on their time — a refill for one child, a camp form for another, a well visit booked for the third, a balance paid, and a message sent to the practice. Five tasks taken care of without waiting for office hours.
How does the patient portal work? So glad you asked.
Families can use the Office Practicum Patient Portal to access their child’s health information, request prescription refills and forms, schedule appointments, complete pre-visit tasks, send secure messages, and make payments. Parents can access multiple children from one account, and the mobile app keeps the portal accessible on the go. You get to control what's available to your families. The most commonly accessible items include: immunization histories, growth charts, allergies, visit notes, medication history, upcoming appointments, refill and form requests, self-scheduling, payments, and pre-visit forms and surveys.
Yes. The Office Practicum Patient Portal can reduce routine phone calls and administrative work by letting families take care of common tasks online. Instead of calling the practice for every refill, form, appointment, payment, or record request, families can handle many of those needs through the portal. Secure messages can also be routed to the appropriate team members, helping reduce interruptions and keep work moving.
Yes. Families can view the Office Practicum Patient Portal in English or Spanish, giving Spanish-speaking families another way to access information and stay connected with the practice.
Yes. Parents can request prescription refills and appointments through the Office Practicum Patient Portal, and practices can offer self-scheduling for configured appointment types. Self-scheduling can be used for visits such as flu clinics, sick visits, and well visits based on how the practice chooses to configure availability.
Office Practicum includes age-based access and confidentiality controls designed for the privacy needs of adolescent patients. These controls transfer over to the patient portal. Practices can configure age-of-maturity restrictions based on applicable state requirements, helping manage what parents and adolescents can access as children get older while protecting confidential information.
Yes. The Office Practicum Patient Portal supports practices in meeting applicable 21st Century Cures Act requirements for electronic access to patient health information. Families can access health information through the portal without having to contact the practice for every record request.
Yes. Families can make patient payments directly through the Office Practicum Patient Portal. Payments are available as part of the same portal experience families use to access health information, communicate with the practice, and take care of other routine healthcare tasks. OP’s published portal materials specifically document patient payments through the portal via integrated Merchant Services.
