washu physicians patient portal

How to access patient portal?

Oct 25, 2018 · MyChart is an online patient portal for patients of Washington University Physicians and BJC Healthcare, that gives you secure access to your medical record. Whether you’re at work, on the road, or at home, you can view test results, messages from your doctor and your key medical information. MyChart allows you to: Communicate with your doctor

What is a patient web portal?

MyChart is a secure online tool that gives patients a convenient way to manage their personal health care information with Washington University Physicians. Learn more about MyChart » Over 60 locations In Missouri and Illinois From downtown St. Louis to St. Charles County, we have a convenient location near you. See all locations

What is a portal patient?

Make an appointment MyChart patient portal Connect with your health 24/7 using our online tool. Make appointments, manage prescriptions, access test results and more. Learn more about MyChart Patient resources Find billing, insurance, privacy and medical records resources. Health insurance Pay my bill Request medical records

What is patient portal?

Call the Patient Services line at 314-273-0500 or toll free 800-862-9980 to access the 24-hour automated inquiry system to check your account balance or pay your bill. Select option 3 to pay by credit card or select option 4 to speak to a representative. For questions regarding Health Exchange Marketplan select option 5.

Amy Cyr, MD

"Breast surgery allows me to address a patient’s acute health problems, and at the same time be there for her in the years to come. That’s what I really like."

Cassandra Pruitt, MD

"Our outpatient primary care practice has given me the ability to impact the lives of children with medical complexity -- and their parents -- in so many ways. As a pediatrician, it’s the most rewarding thing I have 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.

Find a doctor

To choose a physician by name or specialty, visit the Find a Doctor page. Or if you prefer, call our referral specialists at the numbers above for help finding a doctor who meets your needs.

Visit options

Many specialties are still offering in-person appointments, with COVID-19 safety procedures in place to keep you and your providers safe.

International patients

If you live outside the United States and are interested in seeing a Washington University physician, you must ask your personal physician or sponsoring organization to fax a referral letter and complete medical record to the office of the physician you wish to see.

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