If you would like to allow another individual to access your patient portal-- such as a parent (of children age 12 or older), husband, wife, legal guardian, or power of attorney--please fill out the online form. Or, print a physical form here. Be sure to include your signature. Bring the form to the registration desk at either Paris Community Hospital or the Paris Clinic with a photo ID to have “family access” granted. For additional help, call our Clinical Informatics team at 217-466-4555.
Register Now Horizon Health will offer a free Heartsaver CPR/AED course on Friday, May 15, from 1 to 3 pm, at its Education Center, 15197 US Highway ...
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In recognition of Safe Haven Awareness Month, representatives from Right to Life of Edgar County (RTLEC) hosted a small ceremony at Horizon Health on ...
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If you look at almost any dataset, the pattern is consistent: most bariatric surgery patients are women. According to the American Society for ...
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You do not have to be an athlete to experience the benefits of creatine supplements. While they are known to improve strength and muscle mass, some ...
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Peptides are trending in health, wellness, and skincare, often promoted for weight loss, anti-aging, and muscle growth. But what exactly are they— and ...
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Register Now Free interactive program highlights healthcare jobs Horizon Health will host its second annual Operation: H.E.A.L. program on June 8–10. ...
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Horizon Health has partnered with one of the nation’s top engineering schools to provide students with valuable real-world experience while benefiting ...
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Horizon Health has been ranked among the top 4% of U.S. hospitals for emergency care, reinforcing its reputation as a leader in delivering an ...
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Gallbladder disease is common, often showing up suddenly and painfully. Many patients first experience biliary colic—a warning sign that gallstones ...
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Acid reflux and heartburn are so common that many people dismiss them as a normal part of daily life. But when symptoms persist, they may signal a ...
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