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What is the mybaycare patient portal?

The BayCare patient portal, myBayCare, is your personal website for connecting to online medical records. BayCare now keeps certain hospital information in a SECURE, electronic medical record so your doctors and nurses have faster and more complete access to your records while you are a …

What's new at BayCare?

Welcome to your Patient Portal. Get started by verifying your access code, which you can find in the email, text, or print-out your provider gave you.

How do I invite a patient to mybaycare?

The BayCare patient portal is your personal website for connecting to online medical records. Get Started Pay A Bill Online Paying your bill is easy with our secure, online tools. Get Started Medical Records Need a copy of your medical records? Find out how to request a copy of your medical records by contacting our hospitals. Medical Records

What happens if I am already enrolled in the BayCare patient portal?

BayCare Patient Portal Another popular feature of the MyBayCare patient portal is the ability to sign up for e-mail notices. Suppose a physician is out of the office. In that case, they can set up the MyBayCare portal so that they can be notified via email whenever new appointments are made or when a previously scheduled appointment is rescheduled.

My BayCare Patient Portal

The BayCare patient portal is your personal website for connecting to online medical records.

Medical Records

Need a copy of your medical records? Find out how to request a copy of your medical records by contacting our hospitals.

Advance Directive

Advance directives can help ensure that you get the health care you want in the event you have a serious injury and cannot communicate your wishes. Learn more about what advance directives are, how to discuss it with your family and a step-by-step guide.

Patient Secure Identity

BayCare offers a new way to register at our facilities using biometric technology. This cutting-edge system scans the unique vein patterns on a person's hand and uses that image to greatly streamline the patient identification process.

Telehealth at BayCare

BayCareAnywhere ® gives you 24/7 access to a live doctor so that you can get on the fast track to getting better. You can access telehealth services from your smart phone, tablet or computer or at one of our convenient Walk-In Care kiosks located at select Publix throughout Tampa Bay.

Billing and Insurance

Our goal is to make the cost of health care easier to understand and plan for.

Keeping You Safe

To protect you and our team members during this time, we've put enhanced safety measures in place at our facilities.

COVID-19 Vaccines: What You Need to Know

While information continues to develop, BayCare provides answers about COVID-19 vaccines and what you can expect.

Coronavirus: What You Need to Know

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread. BayCare is monitoring the outbreak and communicating regularly with local practitioners and government officials to serve and protect patients, team members and the community.

Your Closest Hospitals

With 15 hospitals throughout the Tampa Bay and Central Florida regions, exceptional care is always close to home.

Price Estimate

BayCare now provides price estimates for a wide range of common medical services, including inpatient and outpatient procedures.

Where is Baycare located?

BayCare Laboratories are located throughout Tampa Bay and the surrounding areas. Finding a location close to you is easy. Simply find a BayCare Laboratory online, or call (855) 269-3777 for assistance.

How to get a urine test?

So that your test date goes smoothly, please remember to: 1 Bring a written physician’s order for the test (this is necessary for all lab work). 2 Bring eyeglasses with you to complete paperwork if necessary. 3 Bring your health insurance card with you so we can create a copy on file. 4 Be prepared to provide a urine sample if your physician has ordered one. 5 Wear loose-fitting or short-sleeved clothing (you may bring a sweater or jacket, as temperatures are cooler in labs).

What to wear to a lab?

Wear loose-fitting or short-sleeved clothing (you may bring a sweater or jacket, as temperatures are cooler in labs). Don’t forget to check with your physician for instructions regarding any necessary test preparations. If you need to fast, please do not eat or drink anything for 10 to 12 hours before your test.