university health truman patient portal

What is the Student Health Center?

The Student Health Center at Truman State University is operated through a partnership with Complete Family Medicine, a service of Hannibal Regional - a not-for-profit health system. Our mission is to provide affordable, accessible healthcare services to all students at Truman State University.

How do I access ‘Truman portal’?

You can access this site from a web browser or from a custom mobile application that provides a more convenient and engaging way to get information and collaborate with others. Install ‘Truman Portal’ from the Android or Apple store for access to the custom mobile application on your mobile device.

Is it time to sign up for the TMC/UH patient portal?

Perhaps now, more than ever, is a great time to sign up for the TMC/UH Patient Portal, called MyTruHealth. The portal works just like email, except it’s secure and meets federal privacy laws.

How many providers are there at Truman Medical Center Lakewood?from health.usnews.com

239 providers practice at Truman Medical Center-Lakewood. See a list of providers at US News.

Where is Truman Medical Center in Kansas City?from health.usnews.com

Truman Medical Center-Lakewood in Kansas City, MO is a general medical and surgical facility.

What is community access?from health.usnews.com

Community access is calculated as the percentage of local patients by race or ethnicity treated at this hospital for elective inpatient procedures compared to their proportion within the community. The hospital’s community is defined as its hospital service area (HSA), a group of surrounding zip codes whose residents receive a majority of care from hospitals in the area.

What is myuhealth?from universityhealthkc.org

myUHealth is an online secure tool provided by University Health to our patients to help them better manage their care and improve their overall healthcare experience. myUHealth can be accessed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year from any device (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) with an internet connection.

How long does it take for University Health to get in touch with you?from universityhealthkc.org

We will be in touch typically within two business days with instructions on next steps.

Can myUHealth be connected to third party apps?from universityhealthkc.org

myUHealth now can be connected to third-party health apps .

What is the phone number for University Health?

For questions, please call customer service at 210-358-9500 or toll free at 877-766-5533, Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. You also may email University Health at UHS.PBS@uhs-sa.com.

What is MyChart portal?

MyChart is a new patient portal that keeps all of your health information together in one place. Bill Pay and CareLink Re-Enrollment will continue to serve you.

What is MyChart?

MyChart lets you access your health information, upcoming appointments, test results, medical bills, price estimates and more all in one place – even if you’ve been treated at multiple health organizations.

Do You Have Questions About MyChart?

Read our MyChart Frequently Asked Questions on topics about enrollment, after enrollment, your health record, MyChart for families and technical issues.

Where do students receive their statements?

Students will receive statements in the mail to the address they list at check-in. Payments are also accepted in-person, over-the-phone, online, or using the patient portal.

What services are available?

Preventive & Primary Care, such as Immunizations, Well-women exams, Allergy immunotherapy, Physicals, Medication Management, or Mental Health

Does Truman show charges?

Any charges incurred will NOT show up on a student's Truman account.

How many providers are there at Truman Medical Center Lakewood?from health.usnews.com

239 providers practice at Truman Medical Center-Lakewood. See a list of providers at US News.

Where is Truman Medical Center in Kansas City?from health.usnews.com

Truman Medical Center-Lakewood in Kansas City, MO is a general medical and surgical facility.

What is community access?from health.usnews.com

Community access is calculated as the percentage of local patients by race or ethnicity treated at this hospital for elective inpatient procedures compared to their proportion within the community. The hospital’s community is defined as its hospital service area (HSA), a group of surrounding zip codes whose residents receive a majority of care from hospitals in the area.

What is myuhealth?from universityhealthkc.org

myUHealth is an online secure tool provided by University Health to our patients to help them better manage their care and improve their overall healthcare experience. myUHealth can be accessed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year from any device (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) with an internet connection.

How long does it take for University Health to get in touch with you?from universityhealthkc.org

We will be in touch typically within two business days with instructions on next steps.

Can myUHealth be connected to third party apps?from universityhealthkc.org

myUHealth now can be connected to third-party health apps .

What to do if you forget your temporary password?

If you forget your temporary password, we have to generate a new temporary password for you . You can change your password as much as you would like, but we do not have records of it. If you forget your password, you can create a new one online or call us and we can enter a new temporary password for you. Locked Out:

Is the Patient Portal intended for emergency use?

IMPORTANT: The Patient Portal is not intended for use in an emergency! If you have a true medical emergency, dial 911.

Can you relay health information in an email?

No health information is relayed in this email. You must have a username and password to access the site. Use the patient portal specifically for the patient you have a question or request on. These messages are entered directly into the patient's chart, so it is important that you do not use your portal for a question on anyone else but ...