Edward Health Mychart

edward health mychart

Edward Health 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:

WebGet answers to your medical questions from the comfort of your own home; Access your test results No more waiting for a phone call or letter – view your results and your …

https://mychart.edward.org/mychart/

MyChart – Login Page

WebMyEEHealth includes MyChart – plus, you can schedule appts, find a doctor, check wait times & more! For iOS > For Android > … Get answers to your medical questions from …

https://mychart.edward.org/MyChart/Home/

MyChart – Login Page

FAQ

How do I contact MyChart?

Call the MyChart Help Line at 630-527-5070 or view MyChart FAQs. Put your health in your hands. From your app store, download MyEEHealth today. Questions?

How does MyChart protect my information?

We limit our employees’ access and ability to enter or view information based upon their role in your care. Firewalls, passwords, encryption, and audit trails are further used to safeguard your information. We shall identify the records released and note the time and date of access each time you access MyChart.

Can my child access my MyChart account?

Yes, this is called “proxy” access. For a child under 12, this allows a legal parent or guardian to log into their personal MyChart account, and then connect to information regarding their child.

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How often do ER wait times change?

Wait times are updated every 15 minutes.

How old do you have to be to have Teen Access?

For children less than 18 years of age. Teen access is limited. Click here for more information

Can a parent access my chart?

Yes , this is called “proxy” access. For a child under 12, this allows a legal parent or guardian to log into their personal MyChart account, and then connect to information regarding their child. Per State guidelines, after the child becomes 12 the parent will have access to appointments and be able to send messages but will have limited access to the child’s medical record information unless an expanded access form is signed by parent and teen and an adult witness. Access will not expire until the child turns 18, the parent can get access to the patient’s medical record information with the patient’s authorization. It is also possible to request access to another adult’s health record if you help manage that adult’s medical care.

What is the MyChart Help Line number?

Questions? Call the MyChart Help Line at 630-527-5070 or view MyChart FAQs.

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