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Mychart Institute Org 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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MyChart – Login Page – Institute for Family Health

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FAQ

What is MyChart and how does it work?

MyChart is a free, secure website where Institute for Family Health patients can see their medical record, make appointments, and more on any device. For more information, read our MyChart FAQs. To read about how we updated MyChart in 2020, click here. The signup process is quick and simple.

How do I access my child’s MyChart?

Complete pre-visit questionnaires, which can then be reviewed by your or your child’s doctor, and imported right into your or your child’s official medical record at the time of your visit. Grant access to MyChart to other adults (with appropriate consent).

What if I can’t view my account in MyChart?

For questions regarding an account that you are unable to view in MyChart please contact the customer service department at 801-587-6303 or 800-862-4937. If you are a patient with Sublette Health Care (Pinedale and Marbleton Clinics), please contact 307-367-4757. Return to Top MyChart for Your Family

What can I do with my Johns Hopkins MyChart?

Send a request to renew your medication prescriptions. Download and fill out a proxy access forms to manage your loved one’s health information. Learn more here. Participate in a live-video appointment with your Johns Hopkins health care provider. Learn more. Use your Johns Hopkins MyChart to connect to other practices or providers.

How can I get the most out of my notes?

Read your notes after your visit to review what you discussed with your provider (such as your care plan, medication instructions and recommendations for follow-up appointments or referrals).

What if I’m worried about what I might read or don’t want to read a specific note?

Reading notes may not be right for everyone. You are not required to read your notes.

How do notes affect confidentiality and privacy about my health information?

Being able to read notes does not change the confidential relationship you have with your care team. Only you and the care team directly involved in your care can access your notes. What does change is your ability to share your notes. It’s now easier to share your medical information with a care partner, family member, or others. But only if you choose. You are in full control of who has access to your note, which means you are in full control of your privacy.

What is OpenNotes on MyChart?

A new feature called “OpenNotes” means you can now read visit notes written by your provider through your MyChart account. Reading your visit notes can help you or your caregivers be more involved in your care.

How to read my visit notes?

To read your visit notes, log in to MyChart, and go to Visits. If you don’t have a MyChart account, sign up today. For legal reasons, medical notes are in English. If you would like your visit note translated into Spanish, please login to MyChart, go to Messages > Send a message > Customer Service Question, and select “Request for Visit Note …

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