mysaintlukes patient portal

What is the patient portal at St Luke’s Hospital?

Communicate with your doctor Get answers to your medical questions from the comfort of your own home; Access your test results No more waiting for a phone call or letter – view your results and your doctor's comments within days

How do I contact mysaintlukes?

In order to allow a third-party application to access your information, you must establish a mySaintLuke’s patient portal account since the security—user name and password—you set for mySaintLuke’s would be your authentication for granting access to any third-party applications.

What can mysaintlukes do for me?

mySaintLuke's Patient Portal Manage your health care from your computer with our patient portal. With an activated account, you can: Conduct a virtual visit with most Saint Luke's providers, including Saint Luke's Convenient Care providers Schedule appointments Access health information, including lab and test results

How do I sign up for the mystlukes patient portal?

You’re invited to learn more about the mySaintLuke’s patient portal during a free virtual event on May 5 hosted by Saint Luke’s Population Health and Saint Luke’s Primary Care. We’ll explore how this technology can help you better keep track of your health care, including how to: Gain access to your mySaintLuke’s account Schedule an appointment

SaintLukesKC Mobile App

Saint Luke’s is wherever you are with our mobile app for iPhone and Android smartphones. With the app, you can:

mySaintLuke's Patient Portal

Manage your health care from your computer with our patient portal. With an activated account, you can:

Answers to Your Questions

We have answers to your questions about using your computer or smartphone to access your health records.

Registration

If you are a patient who has not previously had a mystlukes portal account and you want to learn how to set up your account.

Self-Enrollment

If you are over the age of 18 and your email address has previously been provided to us, and is stored in our system, or if you have a medical record number (MRN) from our new EMR system (after 10/01/2018).