5 Ways the Patient Portal Benefits Providers During A Pandemic

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Article Overview

This article discusses how patient portals were used to support care delivery and practice communication during the coronavirus pandemic. It is aimed at healthcare providers and practice leaders evaluating digital engagement tools, with emphasis on general operational uses such as messaging, sharing updates, handling documents, supporting refill requests, and maintaining patient engagement.

Why This Topic Matters

Patient portals became especially important during periods of isolation and reduced in-person care. Understanding the broad ways they can support communication and workflow can help practices assess patient engagement tools and remote-service capabilities.

Article Sections

  1. COVID-19 Patient Portal Benefits

    An overview of how patient portals were positioned to support communication, information sharing, document handling, and patient engagement during the pandemic.

  2. Send and Receive Secure Messages

    Discussion of secure portal messaging as a way to maintain communication between patients and providers during isolation.

  3. Share Important Data

    Coverage of using the portal to distribute practice updates and other timely information related to the pandemic and care access.

  4. Prescription Refills

    A general look at how portal-based refill requests can help reduce routine phone communication and support practice workflow.

  5. Share Documents

    Discussion of using the portal to exchange forms and other documents needed for ongoing care and remote intake.

  6. Increase Your Value

    An explanation of how patient portal adoption can support broader patient engagement and perceived practice value.

What You Will Learn

  • How patient portals were used to support communication during the pandemic
  • Ways portals can help practices share updates and documents
  • How portal features can support refill requests and patient engagement
  • Why remote access tools mattered for continuity of care during COVID-19

Who Should Read This

  • Healthcare providers
  • Medical practice managers
  • Practice administrators
  • Healthcare organizations evaluating patient portal tools

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