Connect Health Patient Portal

Book and manage your appointment sessions*, view important documents, and access any information sent to you during your course of treatment with Connect Health.

 

Visit the Patient Portal Read our Patient FAQs

Connect Health Patient Portal

Book and manage your appointment sessions*, view important documents, and access any information sent to you during your course of treatment with Connect Health.

 

Visit the Patient Portal Read our Patient FAQs

What is the Patient Portal?

The Connect Health Patient Portal is our appointment information hub, providing you with access to useful tools throughout your journey of care with us.

* The managing appointments feature will only be available for certain patients and pathways at present, we will continually be enhancing this option as part of our Patient Portal development.

Check your eligibility

Use our postcode checker to find out whether you're eligible to access the Patient Portal.

See our frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about our Patient Portal.

The Patient Portal is an online digital platform that allows you to access your own health records and take ownership of your care. You can self-serve to view documents and letters, complete questionnaires, and in some cases manage your appointment bookings.

You will sign in using your NHS login. These are the same credentials used to access other platforms like the NHS App.

Through the use of the Patient Portal, you will have more ownership of your care. You will be able to see the letters that are generated by clinicians within 48 hours, access any exercises assigned to you through Physitrack, view and amend appointments, request follow up appointments and more. It’s very simple to access and creates a much better-quality patient experience.

The Patient Portal is fully accessible for all users of the platform. It works with technology called Recite Me, which allows patients to use a screen reader to hear the content read out loud. This enables us to create an inclusive experience online by providing accessibility and language options to allow everyone to customise the portal in a way that works for them. It supports patients who are neurodiverse, visually impaired, speak English as a second language or are less confident in using digital technologies. Recite Me can translate the content on the portal into over 100 languages so it’s a fantastic tool to create an inclusive experience.

If you encounter an issue whilst using the Patient Portal, please get in touch with our team via the form on our contact page or by calling the telephone number on your local service page here.

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Patient Resources

Ongoing support
View videos, exercise guides, fact sheets and resources covering all areas of the body as well as falls, rheumatology and pain.

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Waiting Well

Supporting you whilst you wait for your appointment
Information and resources to help you get the most out of your appointment when we see you.

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Physitrack

High-quality exercises and information in one easy to use app

View tailored exercise programmes set by your clinician, set notifications to achieve your goals and monitor results in real-time.

What's new

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