my u of m patient portal

How to get your patients to use your patient portal?

Submit an E-Visit An E-Visit is a convenient way to request healthcare treatment for common, non-urgent medical conditions. There is no appointment or phone call needed.

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 to Access the MyUofMHealth Patient Portal

How to log into online patient portal?

To request access to another person's account, you must first activate a MyUofMHealth account for yourself. I am an adult patient, giving access to a family member or another adult – Click Here for Adult to Adult Proxy Form. You may grant access to your MyUofMHealth portal to another adult. You must specify if you would like to grant the adult proxy full information access or …

How to use your patient portal?

MyUofMHealth.org is a secure patient portal that allows UHS patients to: Request an appointment, view and cancel appointments, or self-schedule with an established provider (a provider you have seen before in the same clinic, e.g. Medical Clinic or Gynecology and Sexual Health Clinic) Receive laboratory and other test results

Are you a student coming to campus?

Please email UHS-HIM-Registration. Please include your UMID number, date of birth and a local address.

To restore your account

If you forgot your username or password, go to MyUofMHealth.org and click the Forgot Username? or Forgot Password? links. To submit a request, you will need your medical record number (MRN), which you can get by calling the Patient Portal Help Desk at 734-615-0872 (7:30 am - 4 pm).

To get help

If you have other problems with portal access, call the Patient Portal Help Desk at 734-615-0872 (7:30 am - 4 pm).

There's an app for that!

In your app store, select the " MyChart by Epic " app, then choose " MyUofMHealth ." Once you have the app, sign in with your patient portal log-on and password. Please note that documents such as records and letters cannot be viewed via the app.

What can I do with a portal account?

MyUofMHealth.org is a secure patient portal that allows UHS patients to:

Proxy access is available through the portal as follows

For patients 11-17 years old: Full access is available, but account is granted based on need as determined only by a provider

Screenshots

Michigan Medicine offers easy access to your medical care through the patient portal at MyUofMHealth.

App Privacy

The developer, The University of Michigan, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Limited Online Appointment Scheduling Is Available

Currently, online appointment scheduling is only available for certain types of appointments.

Schedule These Appointments by Phone

You can schedule most appointments online via the patient portal. But, some types of appointments must be scheduled by phone, including:

Portal Help and Information

If you have any questions about using the portal, please call Patient Assistance and Information 612-625-8400, Option 7.

Patient Portal Info for University Patients

University of Minnesota students, faculty, staff and alumni can access the MyBoynton patient portal using their U of M Internet ID (also known as an x500 ID).

Patient Portal Info for non-University Patients

Not affiliated with the University? Not a problem. You can request access during your next appointment. Or stop by our East Bank Clinic information desk and ask to sign up for the patient portal.

Creating an account for yourself

To create an account for yourself, register online or ask your health care provider to email you an invitation during your next visit.

Requesting access to your child's information

If you're a parent or a caregiver and need access to your child's or loved one's information, you must request access .