m health patient portal

How to create your patient portal?

Patient Portal Sign In: M-Health M-Health For the best portal experience, use the MHealth mobile app. Download MHealth for free here. Sign In Please login using the fields above. If you do not have an account please use the link below to enroll. You have signed out of the system. Logon ID (required) Password (required) Sign in Forgot Logon ID?

How to access patient portal?

MyChart is part of that system. You still have access to that HealthEast System and can sign in to pay bills and review your information, but you should use M Health Fairview MyChart for full access. If you need assistance, please call 651-232-1660. Sign In to HealthEast MyChart.

What can I do on the patient portal?

The MyUofMHealth Patient Portal is a secure way to manage your health, offering a 24/7 connection to Michigan Medicine and your important health information. Through the portal you can: Request appointments Pay your bill Message your care team Request prescription refills View parts of your health records

How do I use the patient portal?

Jul 05, 2019 · An mHealth-enabled portal that provides access to the patient’s lab results can allow the patient to view and digest results along with comments from the provider. Any questions or concerns can then be addressed by the patient calling or messaging the medical staff from the portal on their mobile device.

Important Updates During COVID-19

Some of our policies and procedures have changed due to the pandemic. Those of particular interest to our patients are listed below.

Your Connection to Michigan Medicine

The MyUofMHealth Patient Portal is a secure way to manage your health, offering a 24/7 connection to Michigan Medicine and your important health information. Through the portal you can:

Contact Information

For questions or more information about the MyUofMHealth Patient Portal contact our Health Information Management Department:

What is a mHealth portal?

A. “There’re several functions specific to mHealth-enabled portals. They include push notifications, or alerts to communicate directly with the patient, as well as the ability to communicate via text as an additional option. Electronic payment option allows patients to receive a text and securely pay on the spot through their phone. As telehealth grows in adoption, integrating these visits into an mHealth-enabled portal can allow patients easy access from their mobile phones when they can’t get to a desktop computer.”

What is mobile access to patient portal?

A. “Mobile access to a patient portal allows healthcare providers to respond to patients whether at the office or away in a HIPAA-compliant, safe way. Pairing portal access with mobile access to a patient’s clinical data can be powerful to facilitate informed, timely communications between healthcare providers and their patients. For example, if a patient requests a critical prescription refill through the patient portal after hours, the provider with an mHealth-enabled EMR or app can respond to the request with all the necessary clinical decision support in the palm of their hand, wherever they are.”

What are the design flaws in mHealth portals?

They include lack of space between clickable (touchable) areas, which causes items and links to be too close together and hard to access, especially for people with big fingers. Some designs fail to include high contrast between colors and text, which may make it hard to view on a mobile device. Some companies will have a ‘scaled-down’ version of the portal when accessed from a mobile device, but this can be frustrating to patients who are accustomed to the full portal experience from the desktop. Lastly, not accounting for mobile adaptation at all can cause frustration for patients who have to zoom in and out while scrolling through the portal.”

What do providers need to know about portals?

A. “The provider and staff need to be as diligent and enthusiastic as they want their patients to be in using the portal. They should become familiar with the portal’s features, check for messages and respond to patients within the portal, and generally talk about and promote the portal to their patients. It’s hard for patients to engage when the portal isn’t monitored diligently by the office.”