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My Bmg 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:

https://www.buffalomedicalgroup.com/patients/mybmgchart/

Buffalo Medical Group

Web · Access your Medical History & Request Records: Easily access your medical records and health history at any time through MyBMGChart. You can also request a …

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    FAQ

    What can I do with mybmgchart?

    Staying well is easier when care is just a click away. With MyBMGChart, our secure online patient portal, you can access your personal health records, request prescription refills and communicate with your care team, any time, day or night, from your computer—or on the go using your smartphone when you download the app. Already a patient?

    What is MyChart?

    Discover MyChart, a free patient portal that combines your Baptist Health medical records into one location. Schedule appointments, review lab results, financials, and more! If you have questions, give us a call.

    Can MyChart help with a medical emergency?

    However, MyChart cannot help with every medical problem. IF AT ANYTIME YOU THINK YOU ARE EXPERIENCING A MEDICAL EMERGENCY, YOU SHOULD IMMEDIATELY LOG OFF, DIAL 911, AND ASK FOR AN AMBULANCE. MyChart gives direct online access to portions of your electronic medical record where Baptist and your doctor store your health information.

    Can I grant proxy rights to my MyChart account?

    Adults: You can grant proxy rights to your MyChart account if you want a spouse, adult child or care giver to have access. You need to fill out and sign an “Authorization to Release Medical Information” form to allow MyChart access to another person.

    What is BMGChart?

    MyBMGChart allows you to communicate with your provider about simple medical questions or concerns without having to call the office or schedule an appointment.

    Can you share your records in MyBMGChart?

    Using “Share My Records” in MyBMGChart, you can also grant one-time, limited access to your chart if you find yourself under the care of a provider outside the group. This will allow providers to see medications, health issues, allergies and immunizations to provide you with the best possible care.

    How old do you have to be to get Baptist health insurance?

    If you are fourteen years of age or older, Baptist will provide you with direct, unrestricted access to your medical information through MyChart after you successfully complete our application process. If you are the parent of a child under the age of fourteen, Baptist will provide you with access to your child’s medical information after we confirm your relationship to your child and you successfully complete our application process. If you are the parent of a child fourteen years of age or older or are seeking access to a relative’s medical information, Baptist will provide you with access to your child’s or relative’s medical information after your child or relative authorizes your access and you successfully complete our application process. If you are seeking access to medical information because you are a spouse, adult child, guardian, conservator, or holding a durable power of attorney for health care, Baptist will provide you with access after you have provided us with the necessary documentation, we have confirmed your relationship to your loved one and you successfully complete our application process.

    Where is Baptist Memorial Health Care located?

    The terms “Baptist Memorial Health Care”, “Baptist”, “us” or “we” refer to Baptist Memorial Health Care Corporation, the owner of MyChart whose offices are located at 350 North Humphreys Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee 38120.

    Is MyChart subject to the laws of Tennessee?

    Your use of MyChart and any dispute arising out of your use of MyChart is subject to the laws of the State of Tennessee without reference to the principles of conflict of laws.

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