MOMS Support Center for Labs/Clients

Introducing the MOMS Support Center

 

We are excited to introduce the MOMS Support Center as a resource for Labs and Clients in need of assistance when using the MOMS platform. This video will walk you through the Support Center and show you how to create a support account, and submit tickets should you need to.

1. Accessing the MOMS Support Center

To access the MOMS Support Center, visit the MOMS website and click the Help Menu. Then, select Support Center.
Accessing the MOMS Support Center

2. Support Center Registration

When first accessing the Support Center, you will need to create an account. Click Register Here to set up your profile.
Support Center Registration

3. Creating your account

Enter your email address and set a password for the Support Center.
Creating your account

4. Email verification

You will receive a verification email to the address you entered. Verify your email to complete your registration
Email verification

5. Creating a Support Ticket

Once logged in, you will be in the newly created Support Center. To submit a Support ticket, click "Submit a MOMS Support Ticket" in the header menu or the footer menu at the bottom of the page.
Creating a Support Ticket

6. Ticket Submission

When submitting a ticket, fields with a red asterisk are required. Select the date that you're submitting the ticket, your company name, your name, and email address.
Ticket Submission

7. Lab/Client Network

Select the Lab/Client network option to continue.
Lab/Client Network

8. Type of Concern: Issue with Draw

There are four options for the type of concern ticket. If you had an issue with a draw, select Issue with Draw. Required information is the MAP at which the draw was performed, the patient name, and phone number, the panel which was drawn, date of service or issue and a description of the encounter.
Type of Concern: Issue with Draw

9. Type of Concern: Platform Access

If you are having an issue with accessing the Lab/Client portal, select Platform Access. Then the date of the issue, and describe the issue. For example, account is locked, or password needs to be reset.
Type of Concern: Platform Access

10. Type of Concern: Patient Experience

To report a patient experience, select Patient Experience. Required information is the MAP at which the draw was performed, the patient's name and phone number, the panel drawn, date of the issue and a description.
Type of Concern: Patient Experience

11. Type of Concern: Other

If you feel that your issue is not described by any of the previous three options, select Other. Then describe your issue and provide the other necessary information.

12. Ticket Submission

After clicking submit, you will see the verification message that your ticket has been submitted to MOMS for resolution.
Ticket Submission

13. View All Tickets

Click View All to see all tickets submitted by your organization.
View All Tickets

14. Tickets

The Tickets page will show all tickets you, or your organization, have submitted to MOMS. Information displayed is the Subject of the ticket, who it was requested by, creation date, ticket owner, the last activity and ticket status.
Tickets

15. Viewing Ticket

To view the ticket and any comments, click the ticket name or subject.
Viewing Ticket

16. Ticket View

In the ticket view, you are able to send and see any comments by the MOMS team that is working on the ticket resolution
Ticket View

17. Ticket Status - "Open"

An Open ticket status means that the ticket is being worked on.
Ticket Status - 'Open'

18. Ticket Status - "Closed"

When the ticket status is closed, the issue has been resolved. Once closed, you will not be able to add to the communication thread. Should you need more assistance please email help@myonemedicalsource.com or contact your MOMS account manager.
Ticket Status - 'Closed'