Patient and visitor resources

Parkview is committed to providing the best possible experiences for patients and their loved ones. This section offers information to help patients prepare for a stay and for visitors to help locate information about on-site amenities and directions to our facilities. You can also find information on billing functions, patient forms and medical records.

Here to serve you

At Parkview, we believe family and friends play an important role in the healing process. We are here to assist you and your family before, during and after your visit. Explore additional information about our hospitals and specialized facilities:

Your safety is our priority
Find information about Coronavirus (COVID-19), including screening resources and facility updates.

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With Parkview MyChart, you can manage your healthcare online anytime. Whether through your computer or mobile device app, it is a secure and confidential web-based system that allows you to communicate with your doctor's office and access many of your healthcare records.
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Billing information center

Explore available payment options, learn how to receive a cost estimate and more.

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Financial assistance

Parkview provides financial assistance to patients who meet assistance guidelines.

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Convenient care options

From Parkview FirstCare walk-in clinics to Parkview OnDemand video visits, you now have access to more convenient care options.

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Patient advocates

Our patient advocates want to know about your Parkview experience, listen closely to your concerns and investigate your questions.

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Local Resources

If you’re in need of help, we can connect you to local resources and groups who can help you with food, housing, transit, education, legal services and more.

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How is colitis diagnosed?

You may need blood tests or a stool test. You also may need imaging tests like a CT scan. You may have a colonoscopy so that a doctor can look inside your colon. In some cases, the doctor may want to test a sample of tissue from the intestine. This test is called a biopsy.

How is colitis treated?

Treatment for colitis depends on the condition that is causing it.

Antibiotics may be used to treat an infection.
Diet changes may help with symptoms.
Medicines can also help to relieve inflammation and control symptoms.
In some cases, surgery to remove parts of the intestine may be needed.

Meet Our Team

Our dedicated team at the AFib Clinic is here to offer you advanced cardiovascular care.

Learn more about our AFib experts.

Appointments & Referrals

Find information about how to be referred to the AFib Clinic and what to expect as a new patient.

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