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How do I register for Mercy Health MyChart?

Dr. Benjamin Frank is a rheumatologist with Mercyhealth serving patients in Barrington, IL and Woodstock, IL. He specializes in arthritis disease.

Why choose Mercy Health Services?

Frank W. Garber, MD, specializes in Ophthalmology at Vitreo-Retinal Associates PC Grand Rapids. Please call 616-285-1200 to schedule an appointment.

What is the MyChart patient portal?

Manage Your Health with the MyChart Patient Portal. With the Trinity Health MyChart patient portal, staying connected to your health has never been easier. Our online portal offers you a simple way to manage your health care. MyChart is secure and available 24/7 from your phone, tablet or computer. With your MyChart account you can:

How can I pay my mercy bill?

Currently, Mercy Health only offers testing for patients who have a Mercy Health primary care provider (PCP). For more information please call 866-624-0366. If you don’t already have a Mercy Health PCP, please visit a retail pharmacy or contact your local health department for information on testing locations in your area.

Manage Your Health with the MyChart Patient Portal

With the Trinity Health MyChart patient portal, staying connected to your health has never been easier. Our online portal offers you a simple way to manage your health care. MyChart is secure and available 24/7 from your phone, tablet or computer.

MyChart allows you to

Schedule an appointment yourself or request to be contacted. View details about future appointments, including instructions and driving directions, or cancel appointments you no longer need.

About Trinity Health

Your health provider is a part of Trinity Health, a mission-based health system with 92 hospitals across the nation, which includes eight hospitals, 16 health centers and more than 3,600 physicians in Michigan.

Questions?

If you have questions about MyChart, your health information or how to access your previous portal, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.

How to contact Mercy Health MyChart?

If you have forgotten your password or for any problems using or logging into the app, contact the Mercy Health MyChart Help Desk at 844-552-4278 .

What is Mercy Health's MyChart?

MyChart can help you take control of your health with free, personalized and secure 24/7 online access to health care. With MyChart, patients of Mercy Health can make an appointment, view health information, get test results, refill prescription and communicate with your care team.

How to sign up for MyChart?

There are three easy ways to sign up for MyChart: 1 Register online - You may have been given a 10-digit activation code at your last doctor's appointment. If so, click here to register online. No need to worry if you don't have an activation code. You can still register for MyChart by providing a little bit of information about yourself. Click here to register without an activation code. 2 Register at your provider's office - It's quick and easy to set up an account at your health care provider’s office during your next appointment. 3 Register by phone - Prefer to register for my chart by phone? Simply call the Mercy Health MyChart help desk at 844-552-4278. Please note, COVID-19 Vaccine scheduling is not available through the MyChart Help Desk.

New To MyMercy?

MyMercy allows Mercy patients to request an appointment, begin an e-visit, view lab results, pay a bill and much more.

QuickPay

Mercy QuickPay provides a convenient way for Mercy patients without a MyMercy account to pay their bill online.

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