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What is myportfolio patient portal at UMMC?

The MyPortfolio Patient Portal at UMMC is a convenient and secure health-management tool you can use anywhere you have access to the Internet. With the MyPortfolio Patient portal, you can track your visit history, view lab and radiology results, review your discharge instructions, and much more to come in the future.

What is Columbia connect?

Connect is a joint effort of Columbia, NewYork-Presbyterian, and Weill Cornell Medicine, so a single Connect account links you to all three institutions. With the Columbia Connect app, you can access convenient services to help manage your health.

How do I connect to the Doctor via Doximity?

You may need to go to your browser settings and allow access to doxy.me. We can also call you via doximity if you have an iPhone, it is similar to Facetime. You will get a text with a link to join the call, please click on the link in the text and allow video. Another similar option, is connecting by the doctor using Facetime directly.

How do I sign up for connect?

Signing up for Connect is easy. Ask about joining Connect at your next visit. If you already have an invitation and activation code, visit our sign-up page. If you do not have an activation code, visit our self-sign-up page and follow the directions.

Login - Patient Portal

MyChart - Login Page

MyChart - Login Page

Connect - Login Page

Sign Up Now

To sign up for a MyPortfolio account, click the "Log in to MyPortfolio" button above and select "Sign Up Now."

eCheck-In Before Your Appointment

The paperwork you would normally fill out at an in-person office visit can now be done conveniently online through our eCheck-In process.

How to Complete eCheck-In

You can complete your eCheck-In up to seven days before your appointment.

Already Enrolled?

Access mySaintAgnes.com for your health information. Patients who are visually-impaired may access our patient portal by clicking here.

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