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Patient With Me In Hennepin
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As a member, your benefits include behavioral and mental health care coverage. We have an open network for behavioral and mental health care which means you can visit any provider. If you are currently seeing a provider, you can stay with that provider.
Hennepin Healthcare is an integrated system of care that includes HCMC, a nationally recognized Level I Adult Trauma Center and Level I Pediatric Trauma Center and acute care hospital, as well as a clinic system with primary care clinics located in Minneapolis and across Hennepin County.
To schedule an appointment by phone, call 612-873-6963, Monday through Friday am to pm. To schedule online, current patients can log into MyChart or create an account if you don't have one. If you are a new patient, please use our easy online scheduling portal.
Hennepin Health is an ACO made up of 4 county-affiliated organizations that jointly contract with the Minnesota Department of Human Services to provide Medicaid and social services to a population of 8700 members with incomes below 133% of the federal poverty level.
In 2018, HCMC became Hennepin Healthcare.
There are many different ways to file, document and manage patient information, including source-oriented medical records, problem-oriented medical records, SOAP documentation, and CHEDDAR format. Source-oriented and problem-oriented are the most common ways to document patient information in medical records.
Hennepin Health PMAP is a managed care program that ensures access to the care and services our members need. If you live in Hennepin County and are eligible for Medical Assistance (MA), Hennepin Health allows you to choose from a wide variety of services and providers within the Hennepin Health network.
The most common method for filing paper records in the medical office is alphabetically. Records are typically organized by the last name of the patient, making it easier to locate specific files. For example, if a patient's last name is Smith, their record would be filed under the letter S.