Patient Portal App
NEW - Patient Portal App (athenaPatient)
The Patient Portal is now available through the athenaPatient smartphone app. Please note that you must have an existing Patient Portal account to use athenaPatient.
Once you’ve downloaded and launched athenaPatient, you must log in using the same email address and password you use to access your provider’s athenahealth Patient Portal to begin using the app.
Available for download through the Apple App Store and Google Play.
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