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Mychart Utswmc 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:

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https://mychart.utsouthwestern.edu/mychart/

MyChart – Login Page

  • Benefits For Patients
  • How Do I Use Hello Patient?
  • Can I Use This Feature Without Enabling Geolocation?
  1. Open the MyChart app on your smartphone by tapping the icon.
  2. After the Appointment Arrival pop-up appears, use “Go to Settings” or “Enable” and follow the on-screen prompts.
  3. In your smartphone’s settings for MyChart, ensure that notifications are on and the location is set to “always.”
  1. Open the MyChart app on your smartphone by tapping the icon.
  2. After the Appointment Arrival pop-up appears, use “Go to Settings” or “Enable” and follow the on-screen prompts.
  3. In your smartphone’s settings for MyChart, ensure that notifications are on and the location is set to “always.”
  4. The notification and location settings are now enabled for MyChart, and you can use the app to arrive and check in for your appointment.

https://utswmed.org/mychart/

UT Southwestern MyChart | UT Southwestern Medical Center

FAQ

What is UT Southwestern MyChart?

UT SOUTHWESTERN MYCHART Privacy & Security Policy The terms “UT Southwestern”, “we”, and “our” refer to UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, UT Southwestern’s healthcare team, and UT Southwestern Health Systems, a related company that provides services to UT Southwestern Medical Center.

How do I use MyChart and the utswmycare app?

Both MyChart and the UTSWMyCare app are easy to use and navigate. And they are available whenever needed – from home or at work or wherever you may be – so you won’t have to wait until your clinic or physician’s office is open. Log in to MyChart or access all MyChart details in this helpful MyChart brochure.

What is MyChart and how does it work?

MyChart is your personal on-line health resource that allows you to communicate with your healthcare providers, request appointments and prescription renewals, and access portions of your UT Southwestern electronic medical record using an encrypted, secure internet connection. Who can participate?

How do I contact the MyChart helpline?

Please call the MyChart HelpLine during normal business hours at 214-648-8888 if you have any questions about your MyChart account that are not addressed here. Please remember that MyChart is a tool to enhance your health care experience at UT Southwestern.

How to open MyChart app?

Open the MyChart app on your smartphone by tapping the icon.

What to do if you lost your MyChart activation code?

If you have lost your activation code, did not receive it or let it expire, contact the MyChart HelpLine during normal business hours at 214-648-8888 for assistance in obtaining a new activation code.

What is a MyChart?

MyChart is your personal on-line health resource that allows you to communicate with your healthcare providers, request appointments and prescription renewals, and access portions of your UT Southwestern electronic medical record using an encrypted, secure internet connection.

What to do if you forgot your cap lock password?

Make sure you do not enter extra spaces in either the MyChart ID or password boxes and try again. If you have forgotten your MyChart ID or password, click on the “Forgot Username?” or “Forgot Password?” link and fill in the form.

What is the phone number for UT Southwestern?

Please call the MyChart HelpLine during normal business hours at 214-648-8888 if you have any questions about your MyChart account that are not addressed here. Please remember that MyChart is a tool to enhance your health care experience at UT Southwestern. If you have an urgent matter or question about your health condition, always contact your UT Southwestern clinic directly by telephone.

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