patient portal site:uthscsa.edu

How to use our patient portal?

Use Our Patient Portal. In order to access our patient portal, you need to be a current patient who has had at least one visit in our office. Our front desk can supply you with a temporary portal password after you contact us with a valid email address. Once you have your email and temporary password, you can reach our portal directly from the ...

What do patients want in a patient portal?

It contains detailed track records related to recent doctor visits, discharge summaries, medications, immunizations, and lab results. It also provides patients with convenient access to personal health information while allowing them to interact and communicate with healthcare professionals via the internet.

How to register for patient portal?

How to Register and Activate Your Portal Account: 1. Portal sign up can be done on a computer or mobile device. a. If using a mobile device, you must switch to full site mode to access registration. 2. Go to https://emrmail.hallmarkhealth.org a. This will launch the Patient Portal. 3. New Users: Click on the green Register and Activate Now Button

What are the main benefits of patient portals?

Some of the features available on patient portals may include:

• Direct communication with the doctor via message
• Short video appointments
• Medical history and records
• Prescription ordering
• Appointment setting
• Bill payment (premium and for medical services)
• Educational materials, tailored to the patient
• Lab and diagnostic test results
• Visit summaries and notes from the doctor
• A record of immunizations

Training Future Generations

With five schools offering 65 degree specialties, we're training South Texas' next generation of healthcare professionals.

Leading Breakthroughs

We're moving research forward and developing new methods for combatting disease, from diabetes to cancer to Alzheimer's.

Advancing Patient Care

Our network of 800 specialists are informed by the latest medical discoveries and can tailor a treatment plan for you.

Our focus is you

We promise to be friendly and welcome you warmly, provide outstanding medical expertise, be compassionate every step of the way, give undivided attention to deliver a personal experience, be sensitive to your needs and respectful of your time... always. This is our promise and our passion.

Our specialty practices

UT Health Physicians offers the region's most comprehensive services. In every discipline, our team of highly trained and board-certified physicians and surgeons work together to provide the highest quality of compassionate, patient-centered care.

Cancer care

Our mission is to decrease the burden of cancer in San Antonio, South Texas and beyond. We bring South Texas a level of exceptional care that is comparable with the nation’s most respected programs. More patients put their trust in our program because we have a unique understanding of our community’s cancer care needs.

How to contact MyChart for emergency care?

If you do not have a MyChart account, call 210-450-9100 to speak with a member of our primary care team, or click on this link to find a primary care location near you. Most people who have COVID-19 can safely recover at home. However, emergency symptoms require emergency care.

How is UT Health Physicians protecting its patients and staff?

Screening stations are located at all our buildings near the entrances, and the path to the screening station is clearly marked or cordoned off so people are directed to the screeners immediately upon entering the building. Screening stations are staffed throughout the buildings’ working hours.

What is the phone number for MyChart?

If you do not have a MyChart account, call 210-450-9100 to speak with a member of our primary care team, or click on this link to find a primary care location near you.

What is virtual visit?

Virtual visits and telemedicine care. Video visits are a convenient and safe way to get the care and answers that you need. They allow you and your physician to share information using a secure video link. Plus, they can be done from the comfort of your home.

What questions do CDC screeners ask?

Screeners ask questions (standardized at all clinical locations and based on latest CDC recommendations) per taining to possible COVID-19 symptoms or contacts, and the person’s temperature will be taken.