watson clinic mychart patient portal

What is MyChart at Watson Clinic?

MyChart Patient Portal: MyChart at Watson Clinic LLP is available to patients as part of our latest Electronic Health Record (EHR) system implemented on April 1, 2017. MyChart allows patients to manage their health information all from the convenience of their personal computer or mobile device.

What is the MyChart patient portal?

This internet-based patient portal is a secure, confidential and easy-to-use website that allows you to review and manage your health information. With MyChart, you will be able to:

How do I view Watson Clinic's privacy policy?

You can view Watson Clinic's Privacy Policy by clicking on the Privacy Policy link located on the homepage or by visiting the Watson Clinic LLP website and clicking on the Privacy Information option. I was logged out of MyChart, what happened?

What's new on the MyChart mobile app?

Along with the home page redesign comes consistency between the MyChart website and the MyChart mobile app - all features that are available on the MyChart website are now also available through the MyChart mobile app. As of November 1, 2020 test results and progress notes are uploaded immediately onto your MyChart Patient Portal account.

When does MyChart expire?

9. Records of Minors. A parent's ability to access a minor child's medical information using MyChart will expire on the child's thirteenth birthday, or sooner if the minor child has the right to consent to his or her own medical treatment or is emancipated.

What are mychart's security responsibilities?

You are responsible for remembering your MyChart ID and password and for keeping this information confidential. You are responsible for safeguarding the MyChart ID, password, and security question and answer and for keeping this information in a safe place for future reference.

Is Watson Clinic responsible for email?

Watson Clinic is not responsible for any damage resulting from your failure to verify and update your email and account information. 5. Urgent Communication. For all urgent medical matters, contact your physician's office, go to an emergency room, or call 911.