kenndy patient portal

How do I log in to the patient portal?

Our office is pleased to provide you with online access to your health information through our Patient Portal. From here you can: After you click on the button below, you will be taken to the "Patient Portal". You can then enter your "User Name" and "Password", and press the "Login" button to continue.

How do I sign up for Kennedy Krieger MyChart?

Once you have your activation code, visit KennedyKrieger.org/MyChart and click on the New User/Sign Up Now button, then follow the instructions. You may also send an online request from our MyChart website.

How do I sign up for a portal for my visits?

Follow these steps to sign up: To sign up for a portal for your hospital visits, go to any registration desk in your local Ascension hospital. After providing your basic information, you will receive an email with an activation link. Follow the prompts to complete the sign-up process.

How to make your doctor safer?

A: By keeping an up-to-date list of all of your medicines that you can give to your doctor, you can make it a safer experience by being involved and informed about your treatment.

How does a medical list help?

A: The Med List helps reduce medicine errors by promoting communication between patients and their caregivers. Patients keep the list up-to-date by presenting it to their doctors and hospital caregivers at each visit. The healthcare staff will add the new information to your medical record to make sure your medicine list is up to date.

Why do we need a medical list?

Always keep the Med List with you so it would be available in an emergency or a routine doctor visit. Many people take several medicines daily and it can be very difficult to remember the medicine name and dose. Click here to download a medication list form.

How to keep meds up to date?

A: First, check your supply of medicines. Remove all old or expired medicines from your supply. Next, complete a Med List and keep it up to date. Each time you visit your doctor, hospital, or other healthcare provider, share the Med List with them. When your doctor changes, stops, or adds a medicine, the list should be updated.

Why do we keep a list of all the medications we take?

To reduce medicine errors and keep patients safe, you are encouraged to keep a list of all the medications you take (including prescription, herbals, over-the-counter and vitamins) and bring that list to all doctor visits, hospital visits, and also when you go in for tests or visit other healthcare providers.