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How to contact John Hopkins Hospital?

Participate in a live-video appointment with your Johns Hopkins health care provider. Learn more. Epic Community Connect Use your Johns Hopkins MyChart to connect to other practices or providers. To see if your practice or provider is connected, click here. Have a question? Search our most frequently asked questions. Learn more here.

Is Johns Hopkins a public or private hospital?

MyChart is a secure online portal that provides information about your medical care and connects you to your Johns Hopkins Medicine health care team. Schedule appointments, view test reports, pay medical bills and more. Learn more about MyChart’s benefits. MyChart Announcements Have a …

How much does Johns Hopkins Hospital pay?

MyChart Patient Portal All established patients are encouraged to use Johns Hopkins Medicine MyChart. Patients love MyChart because it saves time; you can get answers to many questions and the information you need. You can use MyChart to: Request an appointment Leave a message for the office or your provider View portions of your medical records

How to get to Johns Hopkins?

The MyChart Patient Portal is an online tool that provides medical information about care provided at Johns Hopkins All Children’s and connects you to your health care team. Welcome to MyChart! While making the transition to MyChart from our previous platform, there are a few things that Parents or Guardians who use MyChart should be aware of:

When can a parent access MyChart?

When the patient is age 12 or younger: Parents/guardians can request a proxy account and will have full access to the child’s MyChart information. For patients ages 13 –17: Parents/guardians can continue to use MyChart to share messages with some of their providers and view or pay bills.

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

In order to grant access to their account, a patient 18 years of age or older must create their own MyChart account by visiting MyChart.HopkinsMedicine.org and select “Sign Up Now” or by calling their practitioner.

How do I get notified of new medical information on MyChart?

You will be notified via e-mail when there is new medical information to be viewed on MyChart. Notifications may include, but are not limited to, provider messages, test results, prescription renewals, letters, questionnaires, after visit summaries and appointment status and reminders.

When can a minor access MyChart?

Thus, when a minor patient reaches age 13, restrictions will be placed on parents’ or legal guardians’ MyChart access until the minor reaches age 18. At age 18, a child is no longer a minor and access by parents or legal guardians will be terminated automatically.

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

An individual must be age 13 or older to request a personal MyChart account. Parents or legal guardians of minor children may request access to the minor child's medical information by following the terms outlined in the "Proxy Access" section of these Terms of Use.

How long does it take to respond to a MyChart request?

The average turnaround time for responding to requests for information submitted through MyChart is two to three business days. Therefore, communications via MyChart for urgent matters is not appropriate if a quicker response time is needed. In those circumstances, contact your personal health care provider directly.

What is MyChart communication?

Communications from your health care providers via MyChart will contain important information regarding your health care. It also is possible your health care providers may decide not to communicate such information by other means if communicated through MyChart.

Can you take MyChart outside of hospital?

By agreeing to use MyChart Bedside, you understand that the tablet provided to you is a loan. You agree not to take the tablet outside of your hospital unit and agree to take reasonable measures to protect the tablet from loss or damage. You may be responsible for any loss or damage to the tablet caused by you.

Can I download apps on my MyChart bedside?

You will be able to access and use several applications (“apps”) on the tablet using your own personal account log-in. You will not be able to download any apps that have not been preloaded onto the tablet. By agreeing to use MyChart Bedside, you understand that the tablet provided to you is a loan.

What to do if your ACA activation code is expired?

If your activation code has expired, please contact the help desk at 800-318-4246. Provide the analyst with your expired activation code and a new one can be given to you. If you no longer have your activation code, some, but not all, of our practice sites are able to mail you an activation code at your request.

How old do you have to be to use MyChart?

Parents and legal guardians can request proxy access to their child's MyChart information until the child is 18 years old. The information available to the child proxy through MyChart is limited for children aged 13-17.

Can I download MyChart?

Yes. You can access the full web-based version of MyChart from your mobile device. You can also download a free MyChart app from the iPhone App Store or Android Market by searching for MyChart. After download, select Johns Hopkins Medicine from the app's phone book.

Can a parent get a MyChart account?

Parents, family members, legal representatives, and other individuals may also obtain a MyChart account if they become authorized as a proxy to access a patient's medical record for approved purposes. In all cases, a form must be completed at the provider's office before proxy access can be granted. Return to Top.

How long does a prepaid card last?

If you don't use the code within 45 days, it will expire. If you have difficulty using your activation code prior to its expiration date, please call 800-318-4246 for technical support, or contact your provider's office to request a new activation code.

Do I have to update my name on MyChart?

It does not have to be your legal name. If it is your legal name, you do not have to update your profile. MyChart users who are 13 years of age and older can update their preferred or chosen name on MyChart desktop, by logging in to their MyChart account, go to profile settings, and then to “Personal Information.”.

Can a parent access MyChart?

A parent or legal guardian who is granted access as a proxy for a child age 13-17 has limited access to the child's MyChart information. However, to comply with privacy laws, certain information is not available to the proxy and some appointment and messaging capabilities are limited. Learn more about proxy access.