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What is my MSU health and how does it work?

My MSU Health is a convenient and secure website of online health services for MSU Health Care patients. Use My MSU Health to communicate electronically with MSU Health Care providers and staff while protecting the privacy and confidentiality of your personal health information. My MSU Health makes it easy and convenient for you to:

Is the MSU family health center open?

At this time the MSU Family Health Center is open and will continue to care for the community. Please visit the MSU Health Team website for more information. You can also visit msu.edu/coronavirus for university related communications on the virus.

What is mymsuhealth and how do I use it?

With MyMSUHealth, you can manage your health anytime, anywhere. My MSU Health is a convenient and secure website of online health services for MSU Health Care patients. Use My MSU Health to communicate electronically with MSU Health Care providers and staff while protecting the privacy and confidentiality of your personal health information.

What can I do with the patient portal?

With the patient portal, you can view select test results, access your medical records and track your health information. To enroll in the patient portal, you must receive services at one of our locations.

Where are MSU medical records located?

How long do you have to send a medical history to Michigan State University?

How to request medical records in Olin?

Where to call for ADHD medication in Olin?

Is MSU medical records confidential?

Who can document a diagnostic evaluation for ADHD?

Can a student give permission to release medical records?

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How to enroll in the patient portal?

To enroll in the patient portal, you must receive services at one of our locations. To create an account, you may self-enroll here. Alternatively, you may contact the location where you received care and tell them you would like to make an account. Registration requires an email and a valid ID.

How are messages sent to your provider's office transferred?

All messages sent to your provider’s office are transferred via a secure server compliant with HIPAA standards.

Can you access read only medical records?

At the hospital patient portal, you can access read-only medical information through our secure server. This includes educational materials, information on your current medications, allergies, immunizations, health issues, and lab test results. All information is pulled directly from your electronic health records. Due to the sensitive nature of radiology and pathology test results, these are not available on the patient portal and must be obtained through the hospital’s Health Information Department.

Is RWJBarnabas Health a centralized portal?

RWJBarnabas Health is in the process transitioning all of our hospitals to a centralized patient portal called MyChart where all hospitals’ records will eventually be contained within one system for your convenience. Please be assured that you will always have access to your medical records.

Where are MSU medical records located?

Sign up now at MyMSUHealth. Medical Records is located in Room 146 on the 1st floor of the Olin Health Center . Phone number: ( 517) 353-9153. Fax: (517) 432-9460.

How long do you have to send a medical history to Michigan State University?

All records will be available for a minimum of 10 years past your last day of treatment per Michigan State University Policy.

How to request medical records in Olin?

Requests can be made in person by stopping by the medical records office in Olin Health Center. Proper identification is required to be given copies of your record; additionally, you may send a request in writing by completing the authorization for healthcare disclosure form. Completed forms can be faxed directly to the medical records department at (517) 432-9460.

Where to call for ADHD medication in Olin?

ADHD Records: Students who wish to have an Olin Primary Care physician take over the ongoing management of ADD/ADHD medication should visit or call the Olin Medical Records Department (Room 146, (517) 353-9153) at least one month before their need for a new prescription.

Is MSU medical records confidential?

Complete medical records are maintained for all MSU Student Health Services patients. Information in student medical records is confidential, and access to them is restricted to authorized Student Health Services personnel. Medical information is released to a parent or non-medical personnel only if the student gives written ...

Who can document a diagnostic evaluation for ADHD?

Documentation of a diagnostic evaluation for ADHD from a psychologist, psychiatrist or primary care physician.

Can a student give permission to release medical records?

The release of information can be for all records or for specific visits; the student will need to indicate this when giving permission to release records.

Where are MSU medical records located?

Sign up now at MyMSUHealth. Medical Records is located in Room 146 on the 1st floor of the Olin Health Center . Phone number: ( 517) 353-9153. Fax: (517) 432-9460.

How long do you have to send a medical history to Michigan State University?

All records will be available for a minimum of 10 years past your last day of treatment per Michigan State University Policy.

How to request medical records in Olin?

Requests can be made in person by stopping by the medical records office in Olin Health Center. Proper identification is required to be given copies of your record; additionally, you may send a request in writing by completing the authorization for healthcare disclosure form. Completed forms can be faxed directly to the medical records department at (517) 432-9460.

Where to call for ADHD medication in Olin?

ADHD Records: Students who wish to have an Olin Primary Care physician take over the ongoing management of ADD/ADHD medication should visit or call the Olin Medical Records Department (Room 146, (517) 353-9153) at least one month before their need for a new prescription.

Is MSU medical records confidential?

Complete medical records are maintained for all MSU Student Health Services patients. Information in student medical records is confidential, and access to them is restricted to authorized Student Health Services personnel. Medical information is released to a parent or non-medical personnel only if the student gives written ...

Who can document a diagnostic evaluation for ADHD?

Documentation of a diagnostic evaluation for ADHD from a psychologist, psychiatrist or primary care physician.

Can a student give permission to release medical records?

The release of information can be for all records or for specific visits; the student will need to indicate this when giving permission to release records.