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What is Utica park clinic MyChart?

Utica Park Clinic MyChart gives you 24/7 access to your personal health information anytime, anywhere on your smartphone or computer. This secure patient portal allows you to: Anyone 13 years and older may register with a valid email account.

How do I make an appointment at Utica park clinic?

Utica Park Clinic works closely with Access Medical Centers Urgent Care. They are ready to help you and your family seven days a week. Walk-ins are welcome. You can request an appointment online or you may call us at 918-579-3627 (DOCS). Online appointment requests can be be made right on a provider's profile page.

What can I do in the patient portal?

This secure patient portal allows you to: Anyone 13 years and older may register with a valid email account. Proxy access options are available for parents, legal guardians and approved caregivers to manage additional records.

What is the phone number for Utica Park Clinic?

The information below will guide you through the services that we offer, finding a provider, requesting an appointment and more. If you have any questions or would like to talk with us directly, please call 918-579-3627 ...

What is Utica Park Clinic?

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Is Utica Park a hospital?

HHS is a network of hospitals, primary care and specialty clinics and physician services caring for patients throughout northeast Oklahoma. As one of the state’s largest health care systems, you’ll find that Utica Park Clinic physicians have the skills, knowledge and compassion to meet all your health care needs.

What to do when you get to your appointment?

When you get to your appointment, please call the office to let them know you've arrived and office staff will share next steps.

Can a 12 year old have access to a clinical note?

(Guardians of children 12 or older have limited access to a child’s clinical information in accordance with patient privacy laws.)