Partnered Health vs SCR iVue Usage & Stats

Partnered Health lets patients book medical appointments with their favourite general practice and allied health providers. The service is free to users and allows patients to book a doctor's appointment in 3 easy steps: 1. Choose a reason for your visit 2. Select a practitioner 3. Choose an appointment time By using the Partnered Health mobile app, you'll also have access to the following features: - See availability of doctors in real time - Fast access to your favourite medical providers and practitioners - Customised doctor and appointment type set-up to ensure you book with the right doctor based on your condition - Quick bookings on behalf of family members and dependants - Email notifications confirming your appointment - Ability to cancel your appointment adhering to provider guidelines

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SCR iVue

The South Coast Radiology Patient App is used by patients to securely access images of scans performed at a South Coast Radiology practice and to also request appointments. After your appointment, you will receive an SMS text message asking you to activate your account. Tap on the link in the SMS and follow the account activation process. Once activated, you can securely access all of your images through the iVue App. Please Note: Your images will reach your account 7 days after your appointment. You do not need to register your device or set up your pin again if you have another study performed at South Coast Radiology. The 'Request an Appointment' feature allows you to organise a visit to one of our practices. Please enter details of the imaging required and take a photo of the referral form filled out by your doctor to submit. Our friendly staff will contact you to organise and confirm the appointment. If you need assistance with the South Coast Radiology iVue Patient App, please email ivuesupport@scr.com.au with a description of the problem. Note: Your doctor will be able to access your images and report as soon as they are available. You should always discuss your results with your doctor.