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Car Accident Victim Gets Second Chance at Life and Love
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Young Man with Traumatic Brain Injury Beats the Odds
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Experienced Skydiver Survives Multiple Injuries Following Jump
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Young Mother Survives Rare Crossbow Injury
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Is my weight a factor when determining if I'm ready for surgery?
Dr. Scott Wilcher discusses whether weight is a factor in determining if you’re ready for surgery.
What are some small steps my family can take to be physically active together?
Dr. Anessa Alappatt discusses steps your family can take to be physically active together.
How much physical activity is recommended for adults and children?
Dr. Anessa Alappatt discusses how much physical activity is recommended for adults and children.
Could surgery be postponed because of my weight?
Dr. Scott Wilcher discusses whether surgery can be postponed because of weight.
What are some benefits of my family being physically active together?
Dr. Anessa Alappatt discusses benefits of being physically active together as a family.
How can obesity affect anesthesia?
Dr. Scott Wilcher discusses how obesity can affect anesthesia.
Send Non-Urgent Messages on MyChart
MyChart is not used to communicate urgent medical concerns to your doctor. It should only be used to communicate non-emergency medical questions, such as those about your test results, clarification of information at your office visit, or corrections to your medical information.
MyChart Bill Pay
Once logged into your MyChart account, simply click on the Billing tab at the top of the screen to get started. Credit card payments can be made directly and securely through MyChart to any of your hospital or physician office accounts that you have with Premier Health. You can also link from here to another secure site that will allow you to make an online payment using a checking account.