university of missouri hospital patient portal

How do I access my medical records at University of Missouri?

At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments. Message your medical team.

What is the University of Missouri portal?

MyUofMHealth.org is a secure patient portal that allows UHS patients to: 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) Receive laboratory and other test results

How do I sign up for the UofM patient portal?

Tiger Institute - Tips for Using iPortal My MU Health. Health (9 days ago) iPortal is a secure gateway that allows external access to most MUHS applications. is intended solely for the use of authorized users of the University of Missouri Health System information network and is confidential in accordance with the University of Missouri System 110.005 Acceptable Use Policy

Is the information on my MU Health confidential?

Health Facts® is a de-identified research database comprising health care data recorded during the course of day-to-day patient care encounters and aggregated from health systems that contribute to the database. Cerner maps, merges, and organizes the data into one database of consistent data elements suitable for research.

Are you a student coming to campus?

Please email UHS-HIM-Registration. Please include your UMID number, date of birth and a local address.

To restore your account

If you forgot your username or password, go to MyUofMHealth.org and click the Forgot Username? or Forgot Password? links. To submit a request, you will need your medical record number (MRN), which you can get by calling the Patient Portal Help Desk at 734-615-0872 (7:30 am - 4 pm).

To get help

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

There's an app for that!

In your app store, select the " MyChart by Epic " app, then choose " MyUofMHealth ." Once you have the app, sign in with your patient portal log-on and password. Please note that documents such as records and letters cannot be viewed via the app.

What can I do with a portal account?

MyUofMHealth.org is a secure patient portal that allows UHS patients to:

Proxy access is available through the portal as follows

For patients 11-17 years old: Full access is available, but account is granted based on need as determined only by a provider

What is Show ME?

The Institute for Clinical and Translational Science's SHOW-ME Portal provides scientists with a comprehensive toolbox of information technology resources. The portal supports the collection, analysis and sharing of information by serving as a hub for a variety of applications, from data management tools to social networking sites for scientists.

How does the stroke registry affect research?

The stroke registry directly affects research with humans by fostering an interactive community of scientists and clinicians. This project also benefits researchers working with animal models of stroke by presenting new opportunities for interdisciplinary and inter-institutional collaboration. Investigators can make a request for research participants.

What is an RDB?

Research Data Broker (RDB) is an individual acting on behalf of the organization to collect and provide research data to researchers. To receive RDB designation an individual can submit the Research Data Broker registration form posted below. RDB applications must be sponsored by an MU SOM department chair, center director, or MU Health Care (MUHC) director (or higher-level authority) and approved by the Dean of Research in the SOM Office of Research.

What is the Biostatistics and Research Design Unit?

The Biostatistics and Research Design Unit provides statistical support as a partner in your research . Whether it be collaboration on grants, manuscripts, education, or data analysis, our five doctoral-level statisticians are prepared to assist you in your research activities. Researchers may request services from the Biostatistics group using the request form. Once submitted, your request will be reviewed, and a member of the Biostatistics group will contact you to begin collaboration.

What is REDCAP in research?

REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a web application created by Vanderbilt University to facilitate data acquisition and management for a wide variety of projects, especially Institutional Review Board (IRB)-approved clinical research and basic research. Data collected in the course of the research are managed by the program and can be analyzed separately by commonly used statistical packages, including SAS, Stata, SPSS, and R.

What is i2b2 in biology?

Informatics for Integrating Biology and Bedside (i2b2) is an informatics framework to leverage existing data for cohort identification, retrospective data analysis, feasibility study, and hypothesis generation.i 2b2 is an open-source system that was originally developed at Partners HealthCare System in Boston, Massachusetts through NIH funding. i2b2 provides an interactive tools for querying and exporting of data by end-users and does not require knowledge of any technical programming languages.

What is health facts?

Health Facts® is a de-identified research database comprising health care data recorded during the course of day-to-day patient care encounters and aggregated from health systems that contribute to the database. Cerner maps, merges, and organizes the data into one database of consistent data elements suitable for research. Health Facts® incorporates data from 90 health systems and over 600 facilities located in the United States.

Parent and Guardian Access

Learn how you can sign up to view your child’s health information online.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have more questions about the UH personal health record? Visit our FAQ for more information.