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Customer Stories.

Real stories from real Intuit Health patient portal customers.

Our over 40,000 providers represent practices ranging from large, multi-physician and multi-location offices to small, single physician practices across a variety of specialties such as:

Internal Medicine
Pediatrics
Allergy
Urology
Cardiology
Family Medicine
Surgical Care
Orthopaedics
Gastroenterology
ENT
OBGYN
and more

Find how a practice like yours is benefiting from the Intuit Health Patient Portal by reading the stories below, viewing our customer videos and visiting actual customer web sites.

For more information about a patient portal for your practice size and specialty contact us.

Specialty: OB/GYN
Physicians: 8
Location: Oregon

Women's Health
Center of Oregon

Challenge: Patients taking at least a half-hour to complete paperwork upon their arrival created a challenge with patient flow and appointment delays.

Specialty: Surgical Care
Physicians: 4
Location: Missouri

Heartland Surgical Associates

Challenge: Manual and mundane front desk and billing workflows created inefficient payment processes and increased patient wait times, and incomplete pre-registration and health history forms.

Specialty: OB/GYN
Physicians: 6
Location: North Carolina

Capital Area OB/GYN

Challenge: Struggled with receiving timely patient payments, long patient hold times, an inefficient registration process and increasing phone volume.

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Specialty: Family Practice
Physicians: 4
Location: Pennsylvania

Mt. Airy Family Practice

Challenge: Needed to improve poor patient communications and outdated website for better patient engagement.

Specialty: Orthopedics
Physicians: 12
Location: Texas

Plano Orthopedics

Challenge: Both patients and referring primary care physicians complained about inefficient communication with the practice and long on-hold times.

Specialty: ENT & Allergy
Physicians: 100
Location: New York

ENT and Allergy Associates

Challenge: Front office staff struggled with high phone traffic, incomplete patient data and an inefficient registration process which caused poor patient experiences.

Specialty: Multi-specialty
Physicians: 46
Location: New York

Mid Hudson Medical Group

Challenge: Patients increasingly found it difficult to engage with the practice and learn about it.

Specialty: Family Practice
Physicians: 5
Location: North Carolina

Blue Ridge Family Physicians

Challenge: Struggled with inefficient patient communication and manual front office, billing and clinical processes.

Specialty: Orthopedics
Physicians: 20
Location: Texas

Texas Orthopedics, Sports & Rehabilitation Associates

Challenge: Front desk staff verification of patient insurance and eligibility often led to rescheduled appointments due to misinformation from the patient.

Specialty: OB/GYN
Physicians: 11
Location: Georgia

Southern Crescent Women's Healthcare

Challenge: Patients were dissatisfied with long lobby wait times and on-hold times.

Specialty: Dermatology
Physicians: 1
Location: Idaho

Dermatology Clinic of Idaho

Challenge: Manual processes limited the number of new patients the clinic could accept, restricting practice growth.

Specialty: Cardiology
Physicians: 10
Location: Arizona

Desert Cardiology of Tucson

Challenge: With a patient base that was becoming increasingly internet-savvy, more accessibility and convenience became essential to the success of the practice.

Specialty: Gastroenterology
Physicians: 16
Location: Michigan

Huron Gastro

Challenge: Telephone traffic was out of control with over 600 incoming calls daily. Patients became frustrated with "telephone tag" and long on-hold times.

Specialty: Orthopedics
Physicians: 9
Location: Kansas

Kansas City Bone & Joint

Challenge: The office workflow was cumbersome and expensive, better patient interaction was desired, and the practice website was unmanageable.

Specialty: Pediatrics
Physicians: 10
Location: Georgia

Roswell Pediatric Center

Challenge: An overworked staff experienced high phone traffic and time consuming, repetitive, administrative tasks. Patients became unhappy with long phone wait times, multiple rounds of phone tag and limited access to the practice for general questions.

Specialty: Orthopedics
Physicians: 20
Location: Arizona

The Orthopedic Clinic Association

Challenge: Received patient complaints about the wait time in the lobby and the hold time on the phone.

Specialty: Multi-specialty
Physicians: 20
Location: Texas

Texas Gulf Coast Medical Group

Challenge: Manage an existing – and growing – patient base without increasing the burden on the office staff and in the waiting room.

Specialty: Multi-specialty
Physicians: 130
Location: New York

Lifetime Health Medical Group

Challenge: Needed to simplify and upgrade an outdated and costly billing process to give them real-time credit card processing authorization.