
Patient and Guest Services has a limited number of laptops available for patient checkout. Call 688-1530 to check out a laptop.
Q: What if I am not able to connect?
A: Our patient internet requires that you have a wireless network card.
Most newer laptops have them built in, and have indicator lights that
resemble a radio antenna or “wifi”. Please refer to your owners
manual to determine how to activate your wireless network card.
Q: How do I disable my pop-up blocker?
A: Most browsers, like Firefox and Internet Explorer, have them built in.
To turn off your pop-up blocker you can hold the “ctrl” key
to disable it momentarily or under Tools > Internet Options you can
turn them on or off. If you have a toolbar that blocks pop-ups you will
need to access the properties of that tool bar by right clicking on it.
Q: I am logged on and have accepted the Terms of Use, but I keep getting
a blank screen?
A: If you are connected but are getting a blank screen after accepting
the Terms of Use, you may need to type an address or URL in the address
bar of your browser, such as www.google.com or www.ccmh.net
Q: I am done surfing the internet, what do I need to do to disconnect?
A: Nothing. If you are done using the patient internet just close your
browser like you would at home and you will automatically disconnected.
To reconnect just follow the instructions above.
CCH assumes no liability for any direct or indirect damage arising from the user’s connection to the internet. We encourage you to use your internet access responsibly.
We understand that you have a choice in your healthcare needs, and we appreciate you making Campbell County Health your first choice for your medical needs.
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