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Your Wake Forest Baptist Health Medical Record is created to store your personal health information electronically, including health conditions, allergies and medications. Any information provided as part of your use of the myWakeHealth Services may become part of your Wake Forest Baptist Health Medical Record.
Our myWakeHealth patient portal is a free, simple and secure way to help you better access the information you need to manage your care. You can: The myWakeHealth portal is safe from unauthorized access. It's password-protected and encrypted. Want Access on the Go?
Although the myWakeHealth web site may include links providing direct access to third-party Internet sites as a convenience, the inclusion of a link does not imply endorsement of the linked site by Wake Forest Baptist Health.
Under the law, minors may consent to services for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of certain illnesses including: sexually transmitted diseases and other diseases that must be reported to the State; pregnancy; abuse of drugs or alcohol; and emotional disturbance.
North Carolina state law (NC General Statutes Chapter 90, Article 1A, Treatment of Minors, 21.5) makes special provisions for minors to consent to health care services without the consent of a parent or guardian.
Parents/legal guardians who have received proxy access authorization have full access to records of children under age 12 and limited proxy access for ages 12 to 17.
Be sure your device is connected to the Internet using an up-to-date web browser. Internet Explorer users should use IE11, or you can use Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Safari. For myWakeHealth technical support, call the myWakeHealth Patient Support Line toll-free at 855-560-5111.
On September 1, 2018, High Point Regional Health and UNC Regional Physicians became part of the Wake Forest Baptist Health system. To view your online medical record information, you will need to sign up for myWakeHealth.
Wake Forest Baptist Health takes no responsibility for the content or information provided through such other sites, and does not exert any editorial or other control over those other sites. Nor does Wake Forest Baptist Health take responsibility for the privacy policies and practices of these third-party links.
Personally Identifiable Health Information. You acknowledge and agree that communications between you, us, and/or your physician via myWakeHealth Services may contain personally identifiable health information about you. You agree that we may transmit such information to you and/or your physician .
A parent/legal guardian needing access to a minor child. A parent/legal guardian will have limited proxy access for children ages 12 to 17. On a child's 12th birthday, access to an account will automatically change to the limited view. See question below.
You will use the activation code only once to sign in to myWakeHealth for the first time. (The code will expire after you have used it or after 60 days). When you sign in to myWakeHealth the first time, you will enter your activation code and then be asked to create your own unique myWakeHealth ID and password.
Your activation code expires after you successfully sign up or 60 days after you received the code. If you have not signed up within that time frame, you can still sign up online without a code.
Proxy Access is automatically terminated for a child at age 18. An adult-child may allow access to a parent/guardian using the proxy access form for an adult. An adult needing access to any age individual with diminished mental capacity: Additional documentation (as indicated on the form) must be provided.