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Does UW Medicine have a patient portal?

When you create your MyChart account, you will be able to see your UW Medicine medical records from visits with your primary care provider, laboratory results and imaging such as x-rays. You can request via MyChart your records from hospital stays or emergency room visits. If you have any questions, please call 855.520.5151.

How can I Manage my healthcare and billing with UW Medicine?

UW Medical Center is recognized as the #1 hospital in Washington by the U.S. News & World Report. With over 70 clinics on our Montlake campus, we've got you covered. ... MyChart Patient Portal. ... Braille), amplified headsets, flashing light and vibrating phone alert signalers, and TV decoders are available. Patients can request disability ...

How do I get my medical records from UW Medicine?

Patient and family advisors help improve the care experience in several ways: Council membership: Advisors work in partnership with staff, nurses and doctors in the specific care areas where they have received care. E-Advisors: By email, advisors give their opinion about hospital policies, practices and health education materials.This advisory role is ideal for those …

Why UW Medical Center-Montlake?

Patient Relations – UW Medical Center. Phone 206.598.8382. Email UWMCares@uw.edu. Address UW Medical Center Box 356153 Seattle, WA 98195. If your matter is urgent and it is on a weekend or during evening hours, you may contact the administrator-on-call through the paging operator at 206.598.6190. Patient Relations – UW Medicine Primary Care ...

COVID-19 Info

The third vaccine dose is only available to eligible immunocompromised patients.

Manage your healthcare and billing with MyChart

MyChart is a free online patient portal that UW Medicine offers patients. With MyChart, you can easily access your medical records, appointment scheduling, billing and payment information, prescription refills and more — all in one secure location.

MyChart Features

MyChart offers many features to help you manage your care. The chart below shows all the features that existed before March, and the helpful new features we’ve added.

Can I add a record of my COVID-19 vaccine to MyChart if I received it outside the UW Medicine system?

Yes. You may do this by sending a photo of your vaccine card to your provider through MyChart or by bringing your vaccine card to your next appointment with a UW Medicine provider. If you received your vaccination through UW Medicine, there is no need to do anything as a record of your vaccination will be added automatically to our system.

COVID-19 Info

The third vaccine dose is available to eligible immunocompromised patients only.

Clinic Hours

UW Medical Center is Washington’s only hospital nationally ranked in nine specialties: cancer*; diabetes & endocrinology; ear, nose & throat; geriatrics; obstetrics & gynecology; nephrology; orthopedics; pulmonology & lung surgery and rehabilitation.

At UW Medical Center - Montlake, specialty and whole-person care is fueled by education and discovery

Every day, more than 5,500 dedicated and compassionate UW Medical Center - Montlake team members bring passion and commitment to the care of our patients and their families.

Location Spotlight

Our Level IV neonatal intensive care unit – the highest level of neonatal intensive care – has saved countless lives since 2012.

COVID-19 Info

The third vaccine dose is only available to eligible immunocompromised patients.

Patient and family centered care

At UW Medical Center, we recognize the important role that patients and families play in healthcare. As we care for patients, we honor the strengths, priorities and preferences of each patient and family and involve them in medical decisions, every step of the way.

Patients and family as advisors

Advisors are patient and family volunteers who work with UWMC care providers and staff to improve the healthcare experience for everyone. This partnership fosters the philosophy of patient and family centered care that is central to our services at UWMC.

Patient Relations – Valley Medical Center

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Washington State Department of Health

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Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations

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COVID-19 Info

The third vaccine dose is only available to eligible immunocompromised patients.

Looking for hospital information?

Click the links below for directions, parking information and phone numbers for all of UW Medicine's hospitals.

COVID-19 Info

The third vaccine dose is only available to eligible immunocompromised patients.

Use patient portal

Manage your care through our secure online patient portal known as MyChart.

Schedule by phone

Callers may experience longer-than-usual wait times.If you have a MyChart account, you may be able to book your appointment online.

Get care now

If you need care now, visit an urgent care clinic or hospital emergency room. No appointment needed.

Primary care

Our primary care team offers in-person and virtual care for your family’s health concerns, from illness and injury to health maintenance and prevention.

Specialty care

Our specialists offer a full range of medical and surgical services — and the benefit of a partnership with an internationally known research center and medical school.

Urgent care

Our urgent care clinics offer convenient walk-in care for a wide range of minor illnesses and injuries. Clinics offer extended hours, including evenings and weekends.

Is hospital care complex?

Hospital care is complex and requires many choices and decisions. This complexity can be confusing and even frightening for patients at a time when they need to make important decisions and focus on coping with their illness.

Does UW Medicine discriminate against race?

Discrimination is against the law: UW Medicine complies with applicable federal civil rights laws, including the ACA section 1557, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex.