uf proton patient portal

Why choose UF Health Proton Therapy Institute?

The University of Florida Health Proton Therapy Institute provides state-of-the-art radiation treatment for cancers of the prostate, lung, breast and bone – among others. As a major non-profit academic medical center, the Institute has treated some 7,200 patients and led the way for innovative cancer care in the Southeast U.S. since 2006.

What is proton therapy?

Proton Therapy. Proton therapy offers patients a way to treat tumors with an optimal dose of radiation that provides the best chance for cure with reduced risk of treatment side effects. Types of cancer currently being treated include cancers of the eye, head and neck, pancreas, pituitary, prostate, breast, lung, central nervous system,...

What do I need to use a patient portal?

If your provider offers a patient portal, you will need a computer and internet connection to use it. Follow the instructions to register for an account. Once you are in your patient portal, you can click the links to perform basic tasks. You can also communicate with your provider's office in the message center.

New Patient Orientation Tours

A 30 minute guided group tour of the facility is available three days a week to patients and family members. Our interactive walking tour through the facility provides patients the opportunity to see equipment used for treatment and ask treatment-related questions.

Proton Ambassador Program

Our Proton Ambassadors are people who have completed proton therapy at our facility and have volunteered to be a resource for people who are considering proton therapy for their cancer care or that of a family member. With all of the treatment the options available, it can be a very confusing and overwhelming time.

Group Meetings

Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. – "Prostate Brothers" (First and Third Wednesday of the month) First and third Wednesday of the month, join our “men only” prostate cancer group discussion. Prostate Brothers meet in the second floor research room.

Telehealth Appointments

Whether it’s in your home, office or any other convenient location, our telehealth service brings our top-notch health care to you.

Proton Therapy

Proton therapy offers patients a way to treat tumors with an optimal dose of radiation that provides the best chance for cure with reduced risk of treatment side effects.

What is the number for UF Health?

If you need immediate assistance with MyUFHealth, please use the following numbers during normal business hours (8-5, M-F): Gainesville 352-265-6983. Jacksonville 904-383-1043. You can also contact your UF Health Physicians or UF Health Jacksonville Physicians clinic during normal clinic hours.

How to access my prescriptions?

Of course, we haven't sacrificed any of our valuable, existing features: 1 Securely access your health information on your computer or mobile device from anywhere, anytime. 2 Manage updates to your personal information, medications, known allergies and more. 3 Request to schedule an appointment with your physician. 4 Complete appointment questionnaires ahead of time. 5 Look up your test results or review your health information. 6 Create a preferred pharmacy and request new prescriptions online. 7 View billing statements and pay bills online. 8 View released records. 9 Communicate with your UF Health physicians or staff using secured messages, including sending attachments. 10 Get real-time help with the MyUFHealth website from staff who can see what you're seeing. 11 Optional two-factor authentication makes the system even more secure. This added security layer prompts you with a code sent to an email address to help ensure only you have access to your important information.

What is myUFHealth?

MyUFHealth a patient portal that allows you or someone you authorize access to portions of your medical record from your computer or smart device. Participate in your health care by having the ability to access information on your own schedule, review your test results online, communicate with your provider securely, and view your health record 24/7 at work, on the road or at home.

Does MyUFHealth represent medical records?

You can review Frequently Asked Questions to find out more about MyUFHealth. MyUFHealth does not represent your legal medical record. All communications sent or received using MyUFHealth are saved as a part of your medical record.