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What is the St Mary's Regional Medical Center blog?

At The St. Mary's Regional Medical Center Blog you'll find information you can use to improve your overall health and well-being, and stories about our amazing patients and Healthcare Heroes serving our community. Is Diabetes Putting You at Risk for Chronic Wounds?

How do I contact the patient portal support center?

For technical questions and support, contact our patient portal support center at 989-907-8982. Please leave your name, number and brief description of your patient portal issue or question, and we will return your call as soon as possible. Support is available Monday through Friday, from 7 am - 5 pm.

Can I use the FollowMyHealth portal on a public computer?

Unless it is absolutely necessary do not access the portal on a public computer. If you must use a public computer to access the FollowMyHealth portal, make sure you erase the computer’s browsing history. Always make sure you close the portal when you are finished so others can’t see your information.

Can a proxy access my MyChart?

Can my family or healthcare proxy access my MyChart health information? Yes, but only with your written permission. You can give family members, such as parents, or healthcare proxies, access to your MyChart information by signing a consent form at St. Mary's General Hospital.

Is MyChart password safe?

Is my information safe?#N#Yes. MyChart passwords are encrypted and URLs are re-written so that they cannot be copied and pasted. You and authorized family members are the only ones who can access your Portal. Also, a timeout feature protects your information if you leave the MyChart page open.

Already Registered?

If you have already registered for MyHealth and received your unique user id and password, then log into MyHealth here:

Need to Register?

If you do not have a unique user id and password, and have been a patient within the last three years, you may enroll online here:

Quick Tips

The applications listed below are already connected to our health record. Please check back here as applications are added regularly.

What are the rights of a patient?

Patient's Rights. Respect and Dignity: You have the right to have your dignity as an individual human being recognized and respected. Your cultural and spiritual beliefs, values, traditions and rituals are held in reverence, and to the extent possible, are integrated into your care.

How to contact FollowMyHealth?

For technical questions and support, contact our patient portal support center at 989-907-8982.

What is the responsibility of a medical practitioner?

You have the responsibility to provide, to the best of your knowledge, accurate and complete information about present complaints, past illnesses, hospitalizations, medications , and other matters relating to your health. You have the responsibility to report unexpected changes in your condition to the responsible practitioner. You are responsible for making it known whether you clearly comprehend a contemplated course of action and what is expected of you.

What is the right to access medical records?

Access, Review and Amendment of Medical Record: You have the right to access, review, and amend information contained in your medical record. You are entitled to inspect, or receive for a reasonable fee, a copy of your medical record upon request.

Can I use FollowMyHealth on a public computer?

Unless it is absolutely necessary do not access the portal on a public computer. If you must use a public computer to access the FollowMyHealth portal, make sure you erase the computer’s browsing history. Always make sure you close the portal when you are finished so others can’t see your information.

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I delivered my baby here during this crazy pandemic. All the nurses were just amazing. They are so sweet and I can't thank them enough for all they did during our stay. This is a great place to give birth. You all do an amazing job!" – M.G., patient

Health News

At The St. Mary's Regional Medical Center Blog you'll find information you can use to improve your overall health and well-being, and stories about our amazing patients and Healthcare Heroes serving our community.

Is Diabetes Putting You at Risk for Chronic Wounds?

If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, talk to your doctor about ways to address and prevent chronic wounds associated with the disease, such as diabetic foot care.