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Please keep this information up to date at all times during your career at UCSF. The university will expect you to be aware of all deadlines and other information that the university sends to the mailing address that you maintain in your record or to your UCSF e-mail account. Please provide emergency contact information in the student portal.
If you are a registered patient and do not have a login, please call 415-502-5800 to contact your clinic and obtain your username and temporary password. If you are not a patient of record and would like to make an appointment, please call 415-502-5800 and select "general information."
MyChart is an easy, confidential way to access your care team and medical information online. If you need help getting started, contact MyChart Customer Service at (415) 514-6000.
Yes! The UCSF MyChart Mobile Application is available from the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Android.
Medical Records: *Guidance from the UCSF Health Information Management Services (HIMS) Department states the retention period for medical records as 15 years following last recorded activity, with records of minors set at 15 years plus three years past the age of majority.
You can login with any of the following: Username: jsmith. Campus Username: campus\jsmith. School of Medicine Username: som\jsmith. Medical Center Username: ucsfmc\smithj.
Patients at UCSF have access to MyChart, an easy-to-use and confidential way to access your care team and medical information online. MyChart allows patients to do many things such from sending messages to their provider to refilling prescriptions to request appointments and much more.
Reviewers felt that MyChart meets the needs of their business better than FollowMyHealth. When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that MyChart is the preferred option. For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of MyChart over FollowMyHealth.
You also may arrange to pick up your medical records in person at any of our Medical Records locations. Our office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. To make an appointment to review your medical records in our Medical Records office, please call (415) 353-2221 during our office hours.
You can make a written request to either review or obtain a copy of your medical records pursuant to Health and Safety Code sections 123100 through 123149.5. You can view these laws on the California Legislative Information website.
Yes. California law allows physicians to charge patients 25 cents per page for copying their medical records or 50 cents per page for microfilm. Physicians can also charge reasonable costs, not exceeding actual costs, incurred by them to provide copies of x-rays or tracings.
The simplest way to find your ID numbers is to login to MyAccess. Toward the top of the screen select 'My ID'. Your ID numbers along with some other primary information will be displayed.
Register your account by logging into https://password.ucsf.edu and following the prompts to create your security questions and answers. Please see complete instructions for registering your account and using the password management utility.
How to Request AccessStudent email accounts are set up by the Registrar's Office. Students should contact the Registrar's Office for inquiries about their initial email usernames and passwords.Non-UCSF Medical Center new hires will be set up with email accounts through an automated process.
APeX (Advanced Patient-Centered Excellence) is UCSF's electronic EPIC based, Medical Record System (EMR) and electronic health record (EHR) system data dating back to 2012.
Option 1: Hover over “Health” and then click on “View Current Health Issues” (or click on “Health Summary” in the app). Click on the printer icon at the top right (or make a screenshot if you are on your phone). You can print this information, and show it as proof of your eligibility at your vaccination appointment.
EpicMyChart by Epic Founded in a basement in 1979 with 1 ½ employees, Epic develops software to help people get well, help people stay well, and help future generations be healthier. There are over 250 million patient charts in Epic, representing patients from all 50 states and over a dozen countries.
Emmi® is a web-based program that takes complex medical information and explains it in a way that is easy to understand. Using animation and a soothing female voice, Emmi helps you prepare for an upcoming procedure, learn more about certain treatments, or manage a chronic condition. Getting started is easy!
Having trouble? Call UCSF MyChart Customer Service at 415-514-6000.
Having trouble? Call UCSF MyChart Customer Service at 415-514-6000.
COVID-19. USF Health is currently offering COVID-19 (including third shot and booster) vaccines to patients, employees and individuals in the community.
21st Century Cures Act As of November 2nd, we want to inform you of a new federal rule (21st Century Cures Act) that is designed to give patients greater access and control over their personal health information.
To use MyChart, switch to a supported browser. Use the links below to learn more about other browsers and how you can download them. Google Chrome
Update medical and dental history, and view or print forms before your appointment
If you are a registered patient and do not have a login, please call 415-502-5800 to contact your clinic and obtain your username and temporary password.
If you are not a patient of record and would like to make an appointment, please call 415-502-5800 and select "general information."
The student portal will enable you to view and update your address and telephone information. Please keep this information up to date at all times during your career at UCSF. The university will expect you to be aware of all deadlines and other information that the university sends to the mailing address that you maintain in your record or to your UCSF e-mail account.
Federal regulations give you the right to keep certain elements of your student information confidential. Check your Privacy Settings tab and indicate your preferences. Additional information is available about the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
If you need help getting started, contact MyChart Customer Service at (415) 514-6000. We're available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We’ll contact you about any results that concern us. Automatic notifications about new test results are sent once a day , Mon-Fri. If you’d prefer to receive notifications as soon as test results are available, you can update your preferences in MyChart.