washington university center for advanced medicine patient portal

Why choose Washington University’s Center for Advanced Medicine?

At the Center for Advanced Medicine, more than 750 Washington University physicians treat patients’ various needs, from commonplace injuries to complex diseases in an outpatient setting. Comprised of 18 collaborative clinical centers that provide patient-focused and innovative specialty care, the Center gives patients access to comprehensive medical care, including: …

How do I access UW Medicine and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA)?

The Center for Advanced Medicine – South County is a new outpatient facility, jointly owned by Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital that recently opened in South St. Louis County. The building is located at 5201 Midamerica Plaza near the Siteman Cancer Center at I-55 and Butler Hill Rd. This new, two-story, approximately […]

What services are offered at Washington University Medical Center?

Patient Portal; Center for Advanced Medicine (CAM) Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital (BJWCH) Missouri Baptist Medical Center (MBMC) St. Louis Children’s Hospital (SLCH) ... Washington University Pain Center (WUPC) Washington University School of Medicine Mailing Address: 660 S. Euclid Avenue, CB 8054 | St. Louis, MO 63110

How do I get to the Center for Advanced Medicine?

314-362-7509. Health plans we accept. WUCare is dedicated to providing high-quality primary care. To support the health of our employees, this primary care practice is only for Washington University employees and families (age 18+) who are enrolled in the university-sponsored health plan (United Healthcare). WUCare. Center for Advanced Medicine.

Getting there and parking

Valet parking (under cover) for patients and their families is available at the Center’s front entrance, located on Parkview Place just off Euclid Avenue. This service has a nominal fee and is free with a disabled parking tag, although garage fees still apply. Discounted parking validation is available at some physician offices.

Welcome guide

Download the Center for Advanced Medicine Welcome Guide, including a floor directory.

How to sign up for MyChart?

How do I sign up? 1 Self sign-up (for patients 18+). Visit MyPatientChart.org and click Sign Up Now. Enter your information and submit the form. 2 Email from your provider’s office. After an office visit, your doctor’s office will email you a link that automatically enrolls you in MyChart. Click the link and follow the instructions to activate your account. 3 Activation code from your provider’s office. After an office visit, your doctor’s office will give you an activation code for MyChart. Visit MyPatientChart.org and click Have an Activation Code? Enter the code. Your code expires 90 days from date of issue. Follow the instructions to activate your account. 4 Accounts for dependent child or adult: For information on proxy access to another account, visit the FAQs on MyPatientChart.org.

How to activate MyChart?

After an office visit, your doctor’s office will email you a link that automatically enrolls you in MyChart. Click the link and follow the instructions to activate your account.

How long does my chart activation code last?

Visit MyPatientChart.org and click Have an Activation Code? Enter the code. Your code expires 90 days from date of issue. Follow the instructions to activate your account.

Is MyChart a trademark?

MyChart® is a registered trademark of Epic Systems Corporation.

Can you add videos to your watch history?

Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your computer.

How old do you have to be to sign up for MyChart?

Those 18 and older can sign up for MyChart online. In order to verify your identity and keep your information safe, we use a secure third party (EXPERIANHLTH). You’ll be asked to provide some personal information as part of a routine verification process.

Does validation affect credit score?

This validation process does not affect your credit score or acquire information on your credit history.

Can I view my family member's health record?

Can I view a family member’s health record in MyChart? Yes, you may view a child or adult's health record in MyChart.