washingtonn university patient portal

How to access patient portal?

Access Patient Portal. Click Settings > Patient Portal . The Patient Portal Dashboard page launches in a web browser. An alternate way to access the Patient Portal is to: Open a web browser and type portal.kareo.com in the address bar. Click For Doctors on the bottom. The Patient Portal landing page opens. Click Sign in on the upper right.

How to achieve patient engagement with a patient portal?

• Of this amount, $ 18-21 thousand would be spent on EHR integration.
• Security reinforcement and compliance could total to $ 5,000 to $15,000.
• Appointment scheduling functionality could easily add up $5,000 to $15,000 to the final estimate.
• A basic live chat supporting media file exchange will cost you $15,000 to $30,000.

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What is the purpose of the patient portal?

With a patient portal, you can:

• Make appointments (non-urgent)
• Request referrals
• Refill prescriptions
• Check benefits
• Update insurance or contact information
• Make payments to your provider's office
• Complete forms
• Ask questions through secure e-mail

What is the value of a patient portal?

Portals can yield actual value for providers by boosting clinical and financial outcomes. They have the potential to drive patient engagement, patient satisfaction, loyalty, retention, and health outcomes. This is how it can be done.

What is the Washington University Follow My Health patient portal?

Our patient portal is a web-based pathway that gives existing patients access to a secure, convenient and free way to manage their personal health care information at Washington University School of Medicine.

Is it secure?

The first priority is patient privacy and the safety of patient information. For that reason, each patient has to sign up in person at the physician’s office. If you attend more than one Washington University center, you only have to sign up once.

What if I have questions about the portal?

If you are a new user and have difficulties setting up your account, we have some help for you. For problems accessing various parts of the service before or after you are logged in, contact the Washington University Patient Portal Support Team at wupp@wusm.wustl.edu or call (314) 273-0985.

What is MyChart?

MyChart is a secure online tool that allows you to manage your personal health information.

How do I sign up?

Self sign-up (for patients 18+). Visit MyPatientChart.org and click Sign Up Now. Enter your information and submit the form.

COVID-19 Info

We are scheduling vaccinations for ages 5+ and others who are eligible. Learn more:

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.

Partner hospitals and patient care centers

Washington University faculty physicians serve as the medical staff of Barnes-Jewish Hospital and St. Louis Children’s Hospital . Located on the Washington University Medical Campus, both are nationally ranked, world-class teaching hospitals with a strong network of in- and outpatient health care services.

Clinical trials

Patients of Washington University Physicians may have access to clinical trials and studies that are not available to the general population. Clinical studies help physicians and scientists develop new, potentially life-saving therapies and treatments. Before participating in a trial, patients are given a full explanation of the risks and benefits.