myusc patient portal

How do I access my Patient Portal?

Pay Your Bill Online. Conveniently access, view and pay your bill online. For technical support in completing your registration for the patient portal, please call (877) 621-8014. *Please do not use myUSCchart for urgent medical matters. If you are experiencing a health-related emergency, call 911 immediately.

How do you set up a patient portal?

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How to get your patients to use your patient portal?

Keck Medicine of USC provides multiple ways to obtain your medical records. Our most popular method is through myUSCchart, our patient portal, but you also may obtain records through our HIPAA-compliant authorization form. Your rights regarding your health information. Below are listed your rights as a patient to access your health information:

How to access patient portal?

3. Access myUSC. Estimated completion time: 1 minute. The myUSC portal allows faculty, staff, and students to access many university online services through their USC NetID account. The new version has been optimized for mobile devices and includes more customization options so users can place the information they need at their fingertips.

How to access health information?

Below are listed your rights as a patient to access your health information: 1 Right to request access to your health information 2 Right to request amendments to your health information 3 Right to revoke your authorization 4 Right to an accounting of disclosures of your health information 5 Right to request how information is provided to you 6 Right to request restrictions on the use of your health information 7 Right to be notified of a breach 8 Right to a paper copy of this notice

What are the rights of a patient?

Below are listed your rights as a patient to access your health information: Right to request access to your health information. Right to request amendments to your health information. Right to revoke your authorization. Right to an accounting of disclosures of your health information.