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How do I log in to my Patient Portal?

To get to your patient portal, you’ll need to contact your medical provider’s office for the web address. They can also provide you with instructions on how to register and log in if you need them. We apologize for any confusion or frustration this misunderstanding may have caused you. How can I reset my password, security question, or access code?

Can I use the patient portal for emergency-related questions?

It should not be used for emergency-related questions. If you have an emergency or other urgent matter, call 911 If you are an MHC Healthcare patient and would like to access or sign up for the Patient Portal, click here.

What is the patient portal at Emory University?

Patient Portal. Emory’s patient portals make it easy to manage your health. You can check portions of your medical record, view lab results, view appointments, send messages to your provider teams, and renew your prescriptions.

How do I request access to my patient’s medical records?

To request access, please call 404-727-8820, Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.– 5 p.m. ET. You may also contact your provider’s office for an invitation.

Request Patient Portal Access

Emory Healthcare uses different electronic medical records to provide patient care. Because of the way our technology works, this means we also have multiple patient portals – the BLUE, GOLD, and Eye Center portals. Depending on your providers, you may need access to more than one portal.

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Emory Healthcare wants you to feel empowered in the management of your health.

What is patient portal?

The Patient Portal is a secure, confidential, and easy to use website that gives you 24 hour access to your personal health information. It uses the latest encryption technology to deliver secure communication between you and your providers. You can schedule non-urgent appointments, access your medical records, request a referral and more.

Can you use the patient portal for emergency?

The patient portal is designed for routine health management. It should not be used for emergency-related questions. If you have an emergency or other urgent matter, call 911.