Online Billpay will be available starting on June 1st. Click on the Online Services link in the menu above for more information.
New Online Services Are Coming Soon!
Starting in Spring 2010, PPCP patients will be able to register
for new online services in select offices. From the comfort of
the living room or office, patients will be able to:
- Fill out registration forms
- Request appointments
- Request prescription renewals
- Pay a bill online
- Receive lab results by email
Click here to register or log in.
Get news and updates on your computer or mobile device through one of these services.
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Learn more about Preferred Primary Care Physicians
and how it was formed to better serve patients in Southwestern
Pennsylvania by clicking here.
Starting June 1st, pay your bill online with our new Online Billpay service. This feature will be available for all PPCP patients registered for our online services.
For more information on the services we're offering or to register for an account, please click on the Online Services link in the menu above.
Secure messaging services are currently available for patients of the following physicians:
- Louis A. Civitarese, D.O.
- Frank A. Civitarese, D.O.
- David Garretson, D.O.
- Nate Bennett, M.D.
- Bryce Palchick, M.D.
- Shari Rozen, M.D.
We will update this list as services are offered in other offices. Please check back soon if your physician isn't currently listed above!
H1N1 Information
Adapted from the CDC by Linda M. Reh, RN, MSN,
NP-C
What is the novel H1N1 (swine flu)?
H1N1 (referred to as the swine flu) is a new
influenza virus causing illness in people. For most of you ,
the symptoms will go away with simple remedies and will not
require an appointment. You may need attention if under 2 years
of age or having a long term underlying medical condition.
How Does the H1N1 virus spread?
H1N1 is thought to occur in the same way the
seasonal flu spreads. Flu viruses are spread mainly from person
to person through coughing or sneezing by people with influenza.
Sometimes people may become infected by touching something such
as a surface or object with flu viruses on it and then touching
their nose or mouth (Click here
to continue....)
Patients at Preferred Primary
Care Physicians are encouraged to understand their diagnosis
of diabetes and take an active part in keeping their diabetes
under control to diminish risks of heart attack, stroke, kidney
disease and eye disease. (Read more...)
We'd like to congratulate the PPCP physicians who received
recognition by the National Committee for Quality Assurance
for their participation in a program that promotes quality in
diabetic patient care. (Read more...)
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