We are excited to offer you access to your personal health information through our EMA Patient Portal. The portal will allow you to update your medical and surgical history, pharmacy information, and medication list. You will also have access to summaries of your office visits and information about your diagnoses and treatments.
Below are instructions for accessing and using the portal. Access will require a user name and password, which will be provided by our friendly staff when you call to make your appointment.
If you have further questions, please contact our office at (941) 748-4747.
Patient Guide to Patient Portal
- Type in the URL listed below into a Mozilla Firefox browser and hit enter. DO NOT type www or https in front of the URL. (If you do not currently have Mozilla on your computer, you can download it here for free: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ DO NOT use any other browser)
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- Login with your username and password.
This will bring you to a page where you are able to view and edit or add information prior to your appointment. You will see a list of tabs on the left side of the page.
The Contact Information and Insurance tabs are for you to review and verify the information. You may contact your doctor’s office directly to make any changes.
The Pharmacy tab allows you to enter your pharmacy information so that your doctor can electronically send your prescriptions.
- Click on the Add Sure scripts Pharmacy tab.
- You can search for pharmacies by filling in as much information as you can. I recommend entering the pharmacy name, state and city. Once you click on search, a list of pharmacies will appear. If you don’t see your pharmacy populate, try to search by state and city only. (Remember that your pharmacy has to be a Sure scripts pharmacy, so you may not be able to find a local independent pharmacy.)
- Once you have found the correct pharmacy, click on the pharmacy name in blue.
- Verify the name, address and phone number of the pharmacy. Click on the “next” button. If you have selected the wrong pharmacy, click on the remove button in blue, and start your search over.
The Past Medical History tab allows you to enter your medical history and surgical history.
- Click on the box next to the medical condition that applies to you and a check mark will appear. You can select as many as you like. If you do not see your condition listed, click in the box next to “other” and type the condition in the box.
- If you have selected something by mistake, click on the box again and the check mark will disappear.
- Scroll down to enter your surgery history the same way.
- If you have no medical conditions and/or previous surgeries, please click the box next to none.
- Once you are finished, scroll to bottom of the screen and select “Save and Continue”.
The Skin Disease History tab allows you to enter any previous skin problems.
- Click on the box next to the condition that applies to you. If you do not see your condition listed, click in the “other” box and type in your condition.
- If you have no previous skin problems, please select none.
- Scroll down to answer more questions regarding your skin cancer history.
- Once you are finished, scroll to the bottom of the screen and select “Save and Continue”.
The Medications tab allows you to enter all of your current medications. (Most over- the-counter medications should populate as well)
- Click on the blank field next to drug name and start typing. Medications will auto-populate for you. Click on the correct medication and a box will appear to the right. If you know the dose of that medication, select the appropriate dose by clicking on the medication name/dose in blue. If you do not know the dose, select the text “add with unspecified dispensable.” You will then see your medication listed below. You can add as many medications as you like.
- If you cannot find the correct medication, you can always click in the box next to “other” and type in your medication.
- If you are not currently taking any medications, click on the “mark no medications” tab at the top of the page.
- If you have selected a medication in error, simply click on the blue delete button to the right of the medication you want to delete.
- You may add additional information into the blank fields next to each medication (frequency, date started), but you do not have to.
- Once you are finished, scroll to the bottom of the screen and select “Save and Continue”.
The Allergies tab allows you to enter any known drug allergies.
- Click on the blank field next to allergy and start typing. Allergens will auto-populate and simply click on the appropriate one. You will then see your allergy listed below.
- As always, there is an “other” box for you to type in any allergy that you cannot find.
- If you have no known drug allergies, click on the “mark no known allergies” tab at the top of the page.
- You may select the type of reaction you experienced with that allergy, but you do not have to.
- As with medications, if you select an allergy in error, click on the blue delete button to the right of the allergy you wish to delete.
- Once you are finished, scroll to the bottom of the screen and select “Save and Continue”.
The Social History tab allows you to document drug, alcohol and smoking history.
- Click on the box that applies to you. If none apply, select none.
- Scroll down to select your smoking status. Click on the box under “smoking status” and a drop down box will appear. Click on the statement that applies to you.
- Once you are finished, scroll to the bottom of the screen and select “Save and Continue”.
The Problem List tab allows you to view any condition your doctor has diagnosed you as having and the date you were given that diagnosis.
You are not able to change any information in this tab.
The Tests and Results tab allows you to view any test or lab that was performed or ordered for you. You can also see the results of those tests or labs if they have come back. For example, all biopsies and blood work should be here for you to view.
You are not able to change any information in this tab.