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What is MyChart at Watson Clinic?

MyChart Patient Portal: MyChart at Watson Clinic LLP is available to patients as part of our latest Electronic Health Record (EHR) system implemented on April 1, 2017. MyChart allows patients to manage their health information all from the convenience of their personal computer or mobile device.

How do I expedite the check-in process with Watson Clinic?

This will expedite the check-in process for your new patient visit. Please bring all of your most recent insurance identification cards and a photo ID with you. Thereafter, you will be asked for your most recent insurance ID card at each appointment with any Watson Clinic providers so our billing is correct.

What do I need to bring to the Watson Clinic?

Each time you visit Watson Clinic, please bring a list of all medications you are currently taking, both prescription and over-the-counter items, plus your current insurance card. Most Watson Clinic locations offer fully accredited and licensed diagnostic services such as lab, x-ray, CT and MRI on site.

How do I register as a new patient?

If you are seeing your provider for your first appointment at the Clinic, you can print the New Patient Registration forms at the bottom of the page at your convenience and complete them prior to coming in for visit, please bring the completed forms and arrive 15 minutes prior to your appointment time.

How to register for Watson Clinic?

After you schedule your first appointment at Watson Clinic, a pre-registration specialist will attempt to contact you by phone to complete your clinic registration . This will expedite the check-in process for your new patient visit. Please bring all of your most recent insurance identification cards and a photo ID with you. Thereafter, you will be asked for your most recent insurance ID card at each appointment with any Watson Clinic providers so our billing is correct. You will also be asked to update any information about yourself that may have changed.

What to bring to Watson Clinic?

Each time you visit Watson Clinic, please bring a list of all medications you are currently taking, both prescription and over-the-counter items, plus your current insurance card.

How to sign up for MyChart at Watson Clinic?from mychart.watsonclinic.com

You can sign up for MyChart at Watson Clinic LLP by clicking the Sign Up Now button located on the homepage. Enter your MyChart activation code along with some of your personal information to create your new MyChart account . If you do not have an activation code, click Sign Up Online button to create an account using your personal information.

What time does Watson Clinic open?from watsonclinic.com

Monday - Friday: 6:30 am - 5 pm. Click here for lab hours. Click here for Urgent Care Main hours. Phone: 863-680-7000. The epicenter of the Watson Clinic network, our Main location is home to 27 specialties, nearly two-dozen subspecialties and services, and hundreds of the area’s top physicians, nurses and medical support staff.

How to allow access to MyChart?from mychart.watsonclinic.com

To allow access to your account, invite a family member or caregiver by navigating to the Share My Record page located under the Health icon of your MyChart account or speak with your provider's office during an office visit.

What is the phone number for MyChart?from mychart.watsonclinic.com

If you have any questions, please call our MyChart Patient Support line at 863-680-7551 between the hours of 8:00am-5:00pm Monday through Friday or 8:00am-7:00pm Saturday through Sunday. Return to Top.

Can you use MyChart in an emergency?from mychart.watsonclinic.com

Please remember MyChart is not a replacement for medical problems that require an appointment and should never be used in an emergency situation.

Does MyChart have health records?from mychart.watsonclinic.com

No, MyChart offers direct access to your personal health record and communicating about another individual's information would be placed in your health record. This information would not appear in the correct health record and could potentially jeopardize medical care.