Patient Portal
Appointments, visit summaries and prescription refills, without another password to remember.
Harborview is a fictional clinic. No clinical information appears anywhere on this site.
Annual visits, chronic care and same-week appointments for established patients.
Well-child visits and school forms, with evening slots twice a week.
Routine draws without a second trip, results posted to the portal when ready.
Appointments, visit summaries, refill requests and messages to the front desk. Signing in takes one scan and one fingerprint.
A portal is the account people most want back and least want stolen. Binding it to a device removes the credential an attacker would otherwise reuse.
Approval happens on the patient’s own phone. A waiting-room terminal never holds anything worth taking.
A patient portal is the account people most want back and least want stolen. Binding the account to a device and a fingerprint means a stolen password is not a way in, because there is no password to steal.
There is no password on file, so there is nothing to leak in a breach and nothing to reuse from someone else’s breach.
A convincing copy of this page cannot capture anything. The approval happens on a device this site never talks to.
Lost devices are handled in the account itself, so the help desk stops being the weakest link in the chain.
Everything you just used took one afternoon to add: a script tag, one server-side call, and a Mark of your own. No password database, no reset emails, no seed secrets to lose.