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How to create your patient portal?

For additional assistance with the BayCare patient portal, please call (888) 499-9003. *Parents of patients ages 0 to 12 (11 years and 364 days old) may establish access to the BayCare patient portal, myBayCare.org, on their child's behalf at their next BayCare visit. In all cases, that access will expire on the day prior to the child's twelfth ...

How to log into online patient portal?

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Do you have a patient portal?

My BayCare Patient Portal: myBayCare.org . top baycare.org. The BayCare patient portal, myBayCare, is your personal website for connecting to online medical records.BayCare now keeps certain hospital information in a SECURE, electronic medical record so your doctors and nurses have faster and more complete access to your records while you are a patient with us.

What is a patient portal?

Want to pay your bill? Call 1-877-229-2273 to speak with a Customer Service Representative or click here to securely make your payment online.. Contact us about myBayCare. Visit our Contact Us page for myBayCare questions. Or call: toll-free 1-855-642-6903 to speak with our myBayCare staff.. Urgent Medical Matters. Please do not use myBayCare to send any messages requiring …

My BayCare Patient Portal

The BayCare patient portal is your personal website for connecting to online medical records.

Medical Records

Need a copy of your medical records? Find out how to request a copy of your medical records by contacting our hospitals.

Advance Directive

Advance directives can help ensure that you get the health care you want in the event you have a serious injury and cannot communicate your wishes. Learn more about what advance directives are, how to discuss it with your family and a step-by-step guide.

Patient Secure Identity

BayCare offers a new way to register at our facilities using biometric technology. This cutting-edge system scans the unique vein patterns on a person's hand and uses that image to greatly streamline the patient identification process.