Umass Memorial Mychart

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Umass Memorial Mychart is online health management tool. It allows you to access your health records, request prescription refills, schedule appointments, and more. Check our official links below:

WebmyChart will be unavailable from 1am to 4am on the 2nd Thursday of each month for updates. We appreciate your understanding. Communicate with your doctor Get answers …

https://mychartonline.umassmemorial.org/MyChart/default.asp

myChart – Login Page

WebmyChart will be unavailable from 1am to 4am on the 2nd Thursday of each month for updates. We appreciate your understanding. Communicate with your doctor Get answers …

https://mychartonline.umassmemorial.org/MyChart/Home/

myChart – Login Page

FAQ

How do I get a MyChart account at UMass Memorial Health?

UMMH has security measures in place to protect the privacy of your information. We must verify your identity in order to grant you a myChart account. We can do so using the following methods: By calling the UMass Memorial Health myChart Patient Support Line (open Monday through Friday, 7 am to 8 pm) at 855-UMASS-MD (855-862-7763).

How do I contact UMass Memorial Health?

By calling the UMass Memorial Health myChart Patient Support Line (open Monday through Friday, 7 am to 8 pm) at 855-UMASS-MD (855-862-7763). You will be asked questions to verify your identity.

When will MyChart be unavailable for updates?

myChart Username Password Forgot username? Forgot password? New User? Sign up now myChart will be unavailable from 1am to 4am on the 2nd Thursday of each month for updates. We appreciate your understanding. Communicate with your provider Get answers to your medical questions from the comfort of your own home Access your test results

How do I verify my identity for a MyChart account?

We must verify your identity in order to grant you a myChart account. We can do so using the following methods: By calling the UMass Memorial Health myChart Patient Support Line (open Monday through Friday, 7 am to 8 pm) at 855-UMASS-MD (855-862-7763).

What to do if you forgot your password on Medicat?

Sometimes when people forget their username or password the main screen just sits there and spins and doesn’t give you an error message of ‘invalid password’ or something like that. Pain! We know! Try this…click on the ‘Login’ button…scroll down…enter your username and password from this screen. If it’s entered incorrectly, you will at least get an error message. If that is the case…use the ‘Forgot Password’ link and an email will be sent to you from [email protected]. Check your spam folder if you can’t find it.

How to request a release of information from UHS?

You can use the Patient Portal to request that UHS send your medical records to you, another medical provider/facility/institution, or insurance company. Login to your account and click the “Forms” tab. Under Section A: UHS Forms, click “Release of Information UHS.”. Complete and submit the Release of Information form.

What does it mean when you receive a pop up email with instructions on resetting your password?

If you receive a pop-up indicating that an email was just sent to you with instructions on resetting a password, then that means you had already successfully registered. Be on the lookout for an email from [email protected]. Check your spam folder too, just in case. The email will provide instructions on resetting your password, but it will also include the username that was originally created.

How to confirm if you have an account on UMass?

One way to confirm if you already have an account on our portal or not would be to use the “Forgot Password” link. Enter in your email address. It needs to match what we have listed in our database for you. Typically this would be your UMass email address if you are a student or employee.

What does it mean when you get a pop up saying “You are not active”?

If you receive a pop up message that says something to the effect of “you are not active,” then that means you do not have an existing account and one needs to be created.

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