baylor mychart patient login

What is MyChart and how does it work?

MyChart is a patient accessible website that enables you to interact with your Baylor Medicine healthcare team. Services currently available through MyChart include secure messaging with your physician, online appointment requests, prescription renewal, viewing test results, and general health information.

How do I schedule my first appointment at Baylor medicine?

You will be sent an email invitation to schedule your appointment once registration is confirmed. If you are a current patient of Baylor Medicine, please log in to your MyChart account to schedule your appointment.

Does Baylor College of Medicine provide privacy to its patients?

Learn more about Baylor College of Medicine's commitment to providing privacy for our patients. MyChart is a patient-accessible website that enables you to interact with your Baylor Medicine healthcare team. Baylor Medicine continues to care for patients both at the clinic and virtually via telehealth applications.

Do I need to be a current Baylor medicine patient to receive?

You do not need to be a current Baylor Medicine patient to receive the primary vaccine series, additional third dose or booster. Please visit our vaccine site for detailed information regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. If you are a new patient to Baylor Medicine and want a 1st dose, please go to Vaccine Sign Up to register for your appointment.

What to send to your doctor about test results?

Send a secure email to your doctor's office about test results, prescription questions or visit follow-up questions.

Is MyBSWHealth account secure?

Your MyBSWHealth account is secure, and only you can access your private information. Contact your physician's office to request your MyBSWHealth access code or ask for your code during your next scheduled appointment.

Is Baylor Medicine with you?

Baylor Medicine is with you as we face the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Is Baylor giving Pfizer?

Baylor Medicine is currently giving the Pfizer vaccine. On August 13, 2021, the CDC published recommendations that people who are moderately to severely immunocompromised should receive an additional dose of mRNA COVID-19 vaccine after the initial 2 doses.

Does Baylor Medicine have a third dose?

You do not need to be a current Baylor Medicine patient to receive the primary vaccine series, additional third dose or booster. Please visit our vaccine site for detailed information regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.

Patient Care at Baylor Medicine

We Are Here for You Baylor Medicine continues to care for patients both at the clinic and virtually via telehealth applications. Our staff is actively reaching out to patients to determine the best way to continue their care given the current circumstances.

Payments and Billing

Make a payment online, get information regarding insurance, and contact our billing office.