ut physicians patient portal

Do you have a patient portal?

MyUTHealth is an easy, secure way of managing your health care at UTHealth and UT Physicians. With MyUTHealth, you are able to access your medical information from your personal computer or mobile device, 24/7. If you have any technical questions related to setting up your portal account, email helpdesk@myuthealth.org or call 1-855-316-4256.

Do you have the patient portal?

Patient Portal LOGIN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT The MyUTHealth app is available on: What is MyUTHealth? MyUTHealth offers patients personalized and secure online access to their medical records. Patients are able to securely use the internet to help manage and receive information about their health.

What is a patient portal?

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What is a patient health portal?

Contact Info 865-305-9501 Find a Doctor Three Ways to Register Ask your physician’s office or Patient Registration to register you. Call Patient Registration at 865-305-9501 and request an invitation to the Patient Portal. Request portal access online. You will receive an email invitation from UT Medical Center.

HealtheLife Patient Portal

The HealtheLife Patient Portal (formerly known as IQHealth) allows you to easily access lab and test results in your electronic medical record. It’s also how we will communicate with you about important health information.

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HealtheLife offers the ability for you to securely connect to your mobile health app (s). Email patientportal@utmck.edu with questions.

Quality Care For The Greater Houston Area

UT Physicians provides comprehensive care for the entire family. Whether you need primary or specialty care, you can expect the latest treatments, advanced technology, and minimally invasive techniques to help you on your journey to better health.

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