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What happened to St Peter's Health Partners patient portal?

St. Peter's Health Partners is transitioning to a new patient portal – Trinity Health MyChart – in May 2021. After the transition, any new information, including prescription refills, visit notes and lab results, will be in your new MyChart patient portal.

What is included in the patient portals?

The patient portals for St. Peter's Health Partner provides you, our valued patient, online access to your health information from either an outpatient doctor's visit or an inpatient hospital stay. Health information may include blood test results, radiology results, your medical diagnoses, and more.

Why do I need my Own Patient Portal?

If you are a St. Peter’s Health patient wanting electronic access to another adult’s health care information, you must have your own Patient Portal prior to filling out a Patient Portal Proxy Registration form.

Are the old patient portals still available?

Our previous patient portals are still accessible but as read-only. Our new electronic health record, Epic, allows you to access information about the care you receive at any Trinity Health facility or physician office.

We've moved to a new electronic health record and billing system that allows us to better meet your needs

St. Peter’s Health Partners is a member of Trinity Health, one of the nation’s largest Catholic health systems. With 12,000 employees in more than 170 locations, St. Peter’s Health Partners is the Capital Region’s most comprehensive not-for-profit integrated health care network.

About Trinity Health

Trinity Health is the parent company of St. Peter's Health Partners. Trinity Health is one of the largest multi-institutional Catholic health care delivery systems in the nation, serving diverse communities that include more than 30 million people across 22 states.

Questions?

If you have questions about MyChart, your health information or how to access your previous portal, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.

Your New Patient Portal is Here!

St. Peter's Health Partners has transitioned to a new patient portal – Trinity Health MyChart – to better meet your needs. Any new information from visits to a St. Peter's Health Partners doctor’s office or hospital from May 8 and beyond, including prescription refills, visit notes and lab results, will now be in your new MyChart patient portal.

New Patient Portal Coming Soon!

St. Peter's Health Partners is transitioning to a new patient portal – Trinity Health MyChart – in May 2021. After the transition, any new information, including prescription refills, visit notes and lab results, will be in your new MyChart patient portal.

Already Have A Patient Portal account?

  • Access your Patient Portal Patient Portal for the visually impaired Your log on ID and password can be reset by using the links on the Patient Portal logon page. This will also unlock a locked Patient Portal. When these requests are made the information entered must match your Patient …
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Accessing Other Patient’S Health Care Information

  • If you are an adult (Proxy) wanting electronic access to another patient's health care information through a Patient Portal, a Patient Portal Proxy Registrationmust be filled out and submitted. If you are a parent who would like this access for a child, please click hereand learn more before filling out the proxy registration form.
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Registration Forms

  • An individual Patient Portal Registration Form is a legal document completed by by an adult patient giving St. Peter's Health permission to create a Patient Portal. A Patient Portal Proxy Registration form is a legal document completed by an adult patient giving a designated adult (Proxy) permission to access their health care information electronically. The proxy agrees to ad…
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