uconn health center patient portal

How do I contact UConn for patient portal assistance?

UConn Health is providing our patients with greater control over their health care. With MyChart, our secure online patient portal and mobile app, you and your family can take a more hands-on approach to managing your health care. Login to MyChart With MyChart, you can: Communicate with Your Doctor

How do I view my UConn Health medical records?

For patient portal assistance, call 1-844-MYUCONN (1-844-698-2666). myUConnHealth – Doctors A secure, confidential online tool that allows you and your UConn Health provider to communicate about non-urgent health care matters. Enroll in myUConnHealth – Doctors to access your personal health record, view your test results, and more!

What services does UConn Health offer?

UConn Health is dedicated to helping people achieve and maintain healthy lives and restoring wellness/health to maximum attainable levels. ... Center on Aging . Brain & Spine Institute . Cancer Center ... We have been recognized for top-quality patient care and groundbreaking research and have been named in the top 10% of hospitals nationally ...

Does UConn Health store my credit card number?

Make an appointment. 1-84-GET-UCONN. 263 Farmington Avenue. Farmington, Connecticut 06030

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With telemedicine, a health care provider can review your symptoms and recommend treatment. They can also order medications or lab work or schedule an office visit if necessary. You can request a telemedicine visit through MyChart, our online patient portal, or by calling 1 …

myUConnHealth – Doctors

A secure, confidential online tool that allows you and your UConn Health provider to communicate about non-urgent health care matters. Enroll in myUConnHealth – Doctors to access your personal health record, view your test results, and more!

myUConnHealth – Hospital

A secure, confidential online tool that allows you to view your hospital medical records such as medication lists, test results, discharge instructions, and more; enter new medical information; and become more actively involved in your health care.

Schedule Your Urgent Care and Lab Appointments Online

With just a few clicks on a computer or mobile device, you can schedule your urgent care or blood draw appointment at one of our locations.

Committed to Your Health

We are always focused on providing you with the highest quality care in the safest environment for you and your loved ones.

Safety Is Our Priority

UConn Health has enacted extra precautions and guidelines to maintain the highest level of safety for our patients, visitors, and employees. Some of these measures include:

National Blood Shortage

All hospitals across the country are experiencing a shortage in their blood supply. Please consider donating blood to help build up the supply.

Does UConn Health have confidential records?

Expand. The Health Information Management Department maintains confidential records of your treatment for all your care. The records are the property of UConn Health, however, patients may access copies of their medical records if needed for any reason.

Does UConn Health discriminate?

UConn Health does not discriminate on the basis of any protected class including disability, ancestry or national origin. If you would like to file a complaint, please contact the UConn Health ADA Coordinator through the Office of Institutional Equity, 860-679-3563 or email equity@uchc.edu.

Safety Is Our Priority

UConn Health has enacted extra precautions and guidelines to maintain the highest level of safety for our patients, visitors, and employees. Some of these measures include:

COVID-19 Vaccine Program

COVID-19 vaccinations are for those eligible individuals under Phase 1a and Phase 1b guidance of the state Department of Public Health. Learn more about the promising new vaccines and our COVID-19 Vaccine Program ’s current vaccine roll-out and status.

Elective Procedures

UConn Health has resumed elective procedures. As part of your scheduled procedure, you will now be tested for COVID-19 a few days prior to your procedure. After receiving the test, we ask that you please self-quarantine for the days leading up to your procedure.

More Options With Telemedicine

For your next appointment, you can request a video visit, eVisit, or phone call in place of an office visit. With telemedicine, a health care provider can review your symptoms and recommend treatment. They can also order medications or lab work or schedule an office visit if necessary.