Phreesia: A new way to prepare for your visits
On December 10, Conway Regional Health System introduced Phreesia to patients, a new way to prepare for primary and specialty care visits.
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How It Works:
- 5 days before your appointment, you will receive a text or email with a secure link to begin the check-in process.
- Follow the instructions to provide the information we need for your upcoming visit.
- You can update your medical information, and sign any necessary forms from your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
- Arrive for your appointment with confidence, knowing your paperwork is complete.
Why Use Phreesia?
- Save Time: Complete your check-in before your appointment at your convenience.
- Fewer Forms: No need to fill out paperwork at the clinic.
- Secure and Easy: Your information is handled with the highest security standards.
If you or a family member prefers to use paper forms during visits, this option will still be available upon request at check-in.
Patient Portal
The Conway Regional Patient Portal will still be available for patients who want to message their providers or access their medical records.
Get Started
To ensure we have your current email address and phone number so you can take advantage of this service, call 501-506-2747.
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