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How do I access my Patient Portal?

You Choose the When and the Where

• Use the Portal from anywhere using a browser
• Access from your smartphone or tablet
• Manage information 24X7, without waiting

How to get your patients to use your patient portal?

With a patient portal, you can:

• Make appointments (non-urgent)
• Request referrals
• Refill prescriptions
• Check benefits
• Update insurance or contact information
• Make payments to your provider's office
• Complete forms
• Ask questions through secure e-mail

How to use your patient portal?

• Download the free 'MEDITECH MHealth' app from the Apple Store or Google Play (depending on your device).
• Once it has downloaded, open the app. ...
• Click on the app again, and then select 'Connected Care Patient Portal.'
• Enter your login ID and password
• From the app home screen you will now be able to access your health information.

How secure is your patient portal?

You also may be able to view:

• Test results
• Visit summaries
• Your medical history including allergies, immunizations, and medicines
• Patient-education articles

What is the phone number for the Patient Portal?

If you have other problems with portal access, call the Patient Portal Help Desk at 734-615-0872 (7:30 am - 4 pm).

How long does it take to create a portal account for UHS?

If you plan to visit UHS in person, or if you recently visited: Follow instructions printed for you at check-out. Create your account within 30 days after receiving instructions.

How to get my MRN number?

Get your medical record number (MRN) and activation code by calling the Patient Portal Help Desk at 734-615-0872 (7:30 am - 4 pm). Then create your account at MyUofMHealth.org by clicking the blue "Sign Up Now" button.

Can you cancel an appointment with an established provider?

Request an appointment, view and cancel appointments, or self- schedule with an established provider (a provider you have seen before in the same clinic, e.g. Medical Clinic or Gynecology and Sexual Health Clinic)

Do you have to be registered in the UHS electronic health record?

For all others: You must be registered as a patient in the UHS electronic health record (MiChart) in order to create a portal account.

What browsers can I use for myuofmhealth?

MyUofMHealth works best on Internet Explorer 11 or higher, Microsoft Edge 44 and higher, Mozilla Firefox 70 and higher, Safari 13 or higher, and Google Chrome 78 or higher. You can download these browsers for free. You can also access MyUofMHealth from your Android cell phone or iPhone. Return to Top.

How many characters are required for MyUofMHealth?

Your MyUofMHealth username must be between five and twenty characters, but cannot include symbols. Once selected, your MyUofMHealth username cannot be changed. Your MyUofMHealth password must be a minimum of eight characters and must contain at least one number and one letter.

How to get access to my child's information?

To receive access to your child's information, complete an online submission form by clicking here to establish your proxy access. You may also request access at your child's next clinic appointment. You will be asked to complete a form and given an activation code.

How to get an activation code for a clinic?

There are two ways to get an activation code. Patients can get an activation code after their clinic visit or they can request an activation code by completing the online request form. This code will enable you to login and create your own username and password. Return to Top.

What is Michigan Medicine?

Michigan Medicine is committed to providing the highest quality health care as well as outstanding service concerning insurance and patient billing.

When will MyUofMHealth be paperless?

Beginning October 1, 2020, all MyUofMHealth patient portal users will automatically be enrolled in paperless billing.

How to contact a patient financial counselor?

Contact a Patient Financial Counselor by phone at 877-326-9155 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, or by email at PFC-Counselors@med.umich.edu.

Is Michigan Medicine responsible for collection?

All patients are responsible for balances due on their accounts, and payment is due upon receipt of the bill. Michigan Medicine employs third-party collection agencies to help us resolve unpaid balances.

Who can release records of a deceased patient?

Records of deceased patients may be released to the designated Personal Representative/Successor Personal Representative as stated in a written will or by the Probate court as either the Executor or Administrator of the deceased person’s estate; the beneficiary of the patient’s life insurance policy; and the Heir at Law (a person who is legally entitled by state law to inherit property of a deceased person when that person dies without a valid will). In addition to Authorization to Release Patient Information form, the Heir at Law should complete the Affidavit of Heir form below.

Do we fax PHI?

We are committed to protecting your privacy and do not fax PHI (protected health information) per health system policy. Additionally, your medical record may contain sensitive information protected under federal and state regulations (including information about psychiatric, drug and/or alcohol abuse, HIV/AIDS, and or sexual abuse. Authorizations to release sensitive information must refer specifically to the information that is to be released.

Does Michigan have a health exchange?

At the University of Michigan, we participate in a state-wide health information exchange (HIE) that allows other doctors and hospitals outside of U of M to access information that we’ve collected about patients. Also, there are other ways that patient information is shared electronically with health care providers outside of U of M. See When and Why We Share Your Health Information for more information about how we share patient information with other health care providers.

What is the health app for MU?

MU Health Care has an app, HEALTHConnect, that you can use to easily connect to our resources. Download it today.

Who must request access to my child's information?

If you're a parent or a caregiver and need access to your child's or loved one's information, you must request access .