COVID-19 INFORMATION

View the most up to date information we are able to share pertaining to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Clinics Still Open

All Fort HealthCare clinics are still open and available to serve you by appointment. For specific guidelines about using our temporary walk-in clinic, please click "read more" below.

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In an effort to keep our patients and team members safe, we are adopting a no-visitor policy as a proactive measure to reduce the spread of COVID-19 effective March 17, 2020 at 5 pm.

Fort HealthCare e+Care

Not feeling well? Start a virtual visit online with one of our local providers - no insurance required. Receive a treatment plan in 60 minutes or less for a low fee.

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Self-Enrollment Option

Skip the email invitation process when signing up for a MyCompass patient portal account by choosing self-enrollment instead.

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MyCompass Patient Portal

MyCompass is Fort HealthCare's online patient portal. It is the easiest way to access your electronic health record and keep track of important health information. If you haven't signed up to use it yet, contact your Fort HealthCare primary care clinic.

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Fort HealthCare e+Care

Connect virtually with a trusted Fort HealthCare provider from any computer or mobile device. Our providers will respond to you through email with a treatment plan in 60 minutes or less for a low fee.

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COVID-19 Update

Gail M. Scott, RN, BSN, Director of the Jefferson County Health Department, and Chris Barron, R. Ph, Executive Director of Population Health and Clinical Services at Fort HealthCare, discuss preparations being made in Jefferson County to prepare for COVID-19. They also discuss criteria for canceling events and employee sick leave.

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