ohiohealth patient portal

What is a patient portal?

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. Request prescription refills. Send a refill request for any of your refillable medications. Manage your ...

What is patient portal?

OhioHealth is no longer supporting the myOhioHealth patient portal. We have transitioned to OhioHealth MyChart for the greater Columbus area, Delaware, Marion, Mansfield and Shelby, Ohio. OhioHealth MyChart offers the same access to preregistration and your medical records that you had with myOhioHealth.

What is a patient health portal?

Privacy of Your Health Care Information. Please see the OhioHealth Privacy Policy.

How do I access my medical records?

If you already know your current password OR . If you forgot your current password you can Click here to change your password.. If you are having problems signing in, you may not be fully set up for off network access.

OhioHealth MyChart

MyChart is a powerful tool for taking charge of your health. It lets you securely manage your care 24/7, online or on the go with the OhioHealth app.

Restrictions to in-person records requests

To protect the health of OhioHealth associates and visitors, we are changing our operations to restrict in-person visits to the Health Information Management department.

Fees

If requested for follow-up care, there are no fees for a copy of your medical record. There may be a fee when requested for other purposes (such as legal, insurance claims or personal use).

To release a copy of your medical record to someone else

If you would like us to release a copy of your medical record to someone other than yourself, please complete a Medical Records Authorization Form.

What is MyChart for?

MyChart provides a method to communicate with certain health care providers to allow you to: (1) receive important health reminders, (2) request prescription refills and renewals, and (3) communicate with your health care providers about non-urgent medical issues.

How long should a password be?

At a minimum your password must be between eight and twenty characters long, contain at least one letter and one number and cannot be the same as your Username. Passwords should not contain words, your birthday, your social security number or any other easily guessed information.

Can a minor access MyChart?

Minors under the age of 14 years may not have their own MyChart account. However, a parent/legal guardian may establish a MyChart record for such minors and access the record through the parent's/guardian's accounting using proxy access. The amount of information the parent will be able to see in MyChart depends on the age and legal status of the minor. The limits on MyChart access does not affect any other right the parent or legal guardian may have to obtain a minor child's medical records.

What is Ohio Health MyChart?

The OhioHealth MyChart mobile application is intended for use only on a mobile device that is running an unmodified manufacturer-approved operating system. Using the OhioHealth MyChart mobile application on a device with a modified operating system may undermine security features that are intended to protect personal medical information from unauthorized or unintended disclosure. You may compromise the privacy and security of your personal medical information if you use the OhioHealth MyChart mobile application on a mobile device that has been modified. Use of the OhioHealth MyChart mobile application on a mobile device with a modified operating system is a material breach of these Terms and Conditions.

How to change mychart password?

You can change your password by clicking the "Change Password" link on the MyChart homepage. If it is discovered that you have inappropriately shared your password with another person, or otherwise misused or abused your privileges to access MyChart, your access to MyChart may be discontinued without prior notice.

Does Ohio Health have a license?

OhioHealth grants a limited license to each user to make personal use only of the website and the associated services in accordance with these terms and conditions of use. This license expressly excludes, without limitation, any reproduction, duplication, sale, resale, or together commercial use of the website and the associated services, making any derivative of the website or the associated services, the collection and use of the user email addresses or other user information, including, without limitation, health information or any data extraction or data mining whatsoever. Through this License, you may be able to upload third party data into MyChart or download limited medical information from MyChart to select third party sites.

How old do you have to be to get a MyChart account?

A minor who is 14 years of age or older old may obtain their own MyChart account upon request and subject to the approval of both the minor's physician and the minor's parents/guardian. A minor 14 years of age or older will be able to access their MyChart record through his or her own account.

Overview

By utilizing this simple tool, you will be able to access a variety of your health information safely and securely.#N#Our Patient Portal allows you to make requests (for medical records, prescription refills, and specialist referrals), correspond with your doctor (send them a message and book an appointment), view your lab results, update your personal information, and view a summary of your visits..

Signing Up

Your doctor's office will provide you with a username and password to give you Patient Portal access.#N#You can also get access by calling our Customer Service Department at (614) 423-6916 or toll-free at (844) 245-5538.#N#The first time you log in, you will need to review the consent forms and click on next, then check the box, and click on agree.

Telehealth Visits

In an effort to prevent the spread of disease, we are working to offer virtual Telehealth visits instead of in-person visits for certain situations.

Patient Forms

In order to save time at your first appointment, we highly encourage you to fill out the relevant forms beforehand and bring them with you to your appointment.#N#For our new and existing patients, we have provided Central Ohio Primary Care Patient forms for you to download.#N#Download Patient Forms

Account Recovery

If you have forgotten your username or password, please follow the link below to recover your account.

How to contact Ohio Health?

Questions About Your Medical Bill. If you have questions about your bill, contact the OhioHealth Customer Call Center at (614) 566.5594 or (800) 837.2455.

How long does it take for Ohio Health to pay your bill?

If your insurance plan does not pay your bill within 90 days after billing, or if your claim is denied, you will receive a statement from OhioHealth indicating the bill is your responsibility. All bills are due upon receipt.