Patient Portal
Use the secure patient portal to complete forms, upload records, review shared information,
manage appointments, make payments, and send nonurgent messages.
New patients will receive portal access when registering or scheduling an appointment.
Fullscript
Fullscript is an optional online dispensary that provides convenient access to supplements and wellness products. Anyone may use the Driftless Health Fullscript link, even if they are not a current patient.
For Driftless Health patients, Fullscript can connect with the clinic’s patient portal to make clinician recommendations and account access easier to manage. Supplements are not required for care and may not be appropriate or necessary for every patient. Any recommendations are considered individually and discussed during your visits as part of a comprehensive care plan.
Fullscript is a separate platform that manages product availability, ordering, shipping, and account support.
Forms and Medical Records
Most intake and consent forms are completed securely through the patient portal.
Paper forms are available upon request for patients who need an alternative format. Please contact Driftless Health for any forms you need.
A little preparation can help us make the best use of your appointment time. New patients are encouraged to complete their intake forms and provide relevant health information before their visit whenever possible.
Before Your Appointment
- Complete any requested registration, consent, and health-history forms through the Patient Portal.
- Have an up-to-date list of your prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and supplements, including doses when possible. You may also bring the bottles with you if that is easier.
- If available, provide laboratory results from the past 12 months, particularly results related to your current concerns. Older results may also be helpful when they show important health trends.
- Provide relevant medical records, such as recent primary care or specialist notes, hospital or emergency department records, imaging reports, cardiac testing, sleep studies, or other testing related to your health concerns.
- Records and test results may be uploaded securely through the Patient Portal or brought to your appointment as paper copies.
- If records need to be requested from another healthcare organization, you may complete a records-release authorization.
- Bring any forms you would like completed, such as DOT, sports, participation, employment, or other health forms.
- If you track information at home—such as blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, symptoms, sleep, nutrition, or other health measurements—feel free to bring that information with you.
- Consider writing down your most important questions, symptoms, concerns, and health goals so we can make sure we focus on what matters most to you.
Do I Need to Fast?
Fasting is not routinely required before your appointment.
Unless Driftless Health has specifically instructed you to fast, please eat, drink, and take your medications as you normally would.
If fasting laboratory testing is recommended, we will provide specific instructions about when and how to prepare.
Please do not stop medications or supplements before your visit unless you have specifically been instructed to do so by your healthcare clinician.
Don't Have All of Your Records?
That's okay.
You do not need to have every record or test result before scheduling or attending your appointment.
Bring or upload what you have available. During your visit, we can review your history together and determine whether additional records, laboratory testing, imaging, or other evaluation would be helpful.
Helpful Links
Patient Portal
Complete forms, upload records, and access your health information securely.
Schedule an Appointment
Schedule an in-person or telehealth visit.
Contact Driftless Health
Contact the clinic if you have questions about preparing for your appointment. How or where to send records, or records release.
Need Immediate Care
The patient portal, email, voicemail, and website forms are not continuously monitored. Do not use them for emergencies or urgent medical concerns. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department when immediate care is needed.