osumc patient portal

How do I access southern Ohio Medical Center’s Patient Portal?

Our hospital personnel will never contact you for your Login ID and Password. If you received a phone call from anyone asking for your MyChart Portal username and password, please contact us immediately. You can contact OSU Medical Center’s Medical Records Department @ 918-599-5211 during normal business hours Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm ...

How do I contact OSU Medical Center MyChart portal?

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 appointments.

How do I log in to the patient portal?

Welcome to the secure patient portal! Student Health Services has implemented a new electronic medical records system. Click here to log in. Log in to the portal using your ONID username and password. Note to incoming students: New student data is loaded into the patient portal two terms (6 months) prior to your scheduled start date.

How do I contact OSU Medical Center’s medical records department?

You may call us at 614-293-3707 and leave us a detailed message about your health-related question. Please include your complete, preferred mailing address or email address for us to make contact. Or, send us an email at health-info@osu.edu with your health-related question.

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Does Ohio State MyHealth update automatically?

If you use the MyChart or Ohio State MyHealth mobile app, you’ll see also see layout changes in your MyChart account. If your mobile app doesn’t update automatically, you will need to update your app to the latest version before you can log in to your MyChart account.

Do medical questions come up when a doctor is open?

Medical questions don’t always come up when your doctor’s office is open. You used to have to wait for business hours, leave a message and hope the return call came when you were available to take it.

Why is trust important in health care?

Trusted individuals can help securely manage your health care needs when you’re not easily able to do so yourself. Parents can act as proxies for their children, adult children can view health information for aging parents and spouses can grant access to one another.

Patient Education Library

Our Patient Education Library offers a wide range information on health topics, including videos, decision aids and personal assessment tools. Our patient education materials are for informational purposes only. Your doctor and health care team will talk with you about your specific needs and treatment choices.

Library for Health Information

You can also visit us in person at the Library for Health Information on the 5th floor in Rhodes Hall to explore materials. We offer a consumer health librarian and volunteers to assist you in finding trustworthy information about health issues and concerns. This service is free and confidential.

What is patient portal?

Patient Portal is a secure, online health management tool that connects Osceola Medical Center and Scandia Clinic patients to portions of their electronic medical record, allowing you to view clinical information online. This information includes allergies, immunizations, past and upcoming appointments and certain test results from clinic visits.

What is the phone number for Osceola Medical Center?

Please call Osceola Medical Center at 715-294-2111 to verify your email address. If the address was incorrect, the staff will update it and resend the email to you.