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From requesting appointments and managing prescriptions, to connecting with providers through a virtual visit, your My UC Health account can keep you up-to-date with your health needs, no matter where you are. Need to request an appointment, get in contact with your doctor, check your medical record or view test results?
As long as you’ve received care at a UC Health facility, you can still sign up for an account. Click “sign up now.” Complete the sign-up form and submit. My UC Health (MyChart) is a safe and secure online application. All personal information is automatically encrypted and secure.
In order to provide access and transparent billing to as many people as possible, UCHealth works with major payers (insurance) and has helpful information for uninsured patients, along with providing you with the ability to get an estimate. What is a Virtual Visit?
Yes, I have a code. You have a 15-digit MyUCDavisHealth activation code. This is typically provided to you on a letter from your clinic.
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For health related emergencies, call 911. For immediate attention from your physician, call the clinic directly.
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UC Davis Health is charged with discovering and sharing knowledge and providing the highest quality care to our community. Our ultimate goal is to advance health both in our local community and around the globe.
For technical assistance, call the My UC Health Help Desk at 513-585-5353. For other questions, call UC Health’s main operator at 513-475-8000.
My UC Health, also known as MyChart, is a free, safe and secure online tool that provides patients direct access to personal health information from a mobile device, tablet or computer any time, anywhere. From requesting appointments and managing prescriptions, to connecting with providers through a virtual visit, ...
Enter the 10-digit activation code you received at your last doctor’s appointment and your personal information as prompted.
Parents or legal guardians of children and dependent adults may request special proxy access to view portions of their loved one’s medical records. A simple consent form must be completed before access is granted.
No. My UC Health is a free service available to UC Health patients.
Use your smartphone, tablet, or personal computer for access to: 1 Pre- and post-procedure care 2 Mental health follow-ups and behavioral related services 3 Diabetes management, pharmacy consultations and reconciliations 4 Oncology follow-ups
Along with test results, UC Davis Health is pleased to share online access to most of the notes our health care team writes about a patient’s visit or hospital stay. This is related to the national movement toward “Open Notes.” You are invited to read your notes on MyUCDavisHealth – your secure, confidential patient health record portal.
At UCHealth, we exist to help our patients live extraordinary lives. We’re just as committed to your health as we are to your healing.
Our facilities are fully open and we’re taking every precaution possible to ensure it’s safe to see your doctor while receiving the highest level of care including keeping our visitation guidelines updated as the situation evolves. Before visiting someone at a UCHealth location, we encourage you to read our visitation policy to help with the planning of your visit. Please read the current guidelines here.
Yes. To meet the needs of our community, UCHealth is offering both the COVID-19 nasal swab PCR test, which detects the presence of the virus, and the blood test, which measures for the presence of antibodies – find detailed information here.
In order to provide access and transparent billing to as many people as possible, UCHealth works with major payers (insurance) and has helpful information for uninsured patients, along with providing you with the ability to get an estimate.