Mychart Results Release

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There are two ways your results are released to MyChart; automatically and manually. Depending on the type of result you are receiving will determine how it will be released. Automatic results are either released immediately once results are received, or after a batch has been completed (time delayed) to provide a chance for provider review.
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Mychart Results Release 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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How to view your notes and test results in MyChart

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FAQ

When are my test results released to my MyChart account?

In most cases, your test results are released to your MyChart account as soon as they are finalized. You may see some results before your provider has seen them. Please see this tipsheet for instructions to access your test results and clinical notes. Why can’t I see certain test results in MyChart?

What is MyChart immediate release?

MyChart: Immediate Release is a new initiative that makes all your medical notes and most testing results available via the UR Medicine MyChart application as soon as they are finalized. Why is this happening? I already use MyChart to read my doctor’s notes and test results. How will this be different? I don’t have a MyChart account.

What does MyChart mean for you and your healthcare provider?

This means that MyChart users are now able to see all of their lab, test, and imaging results as soon as they become available – often before your healthcare provider has the chance to see them. Previously, your healthcare provider would review results before they would be released to you through MyChart.

How do I know if I’m participating in MyChart?

MyChart participation is listed in the patient header and with MyChart release status is listed with each test result. *Tests and labs determined to be sensitive in nature release to MyChart differently than standard tests. Standard lab tests auto-release one business day after completed by lab department.

How to view notes after a clinic visit?

Look for Hospital Visit. Hospital notes are sorted by admission date. In the mobile MyChart app, go to Appointments. Click on the visit you want to see. Then click on the View Notes.

How to contact MD Anderson?

MD Anderson encourages patients to learn how to use MyChart to view your health information and manage your care. MyChart support is available 24/7 at 877-637-6789, option 3. Review this handout for learning how to navigate MyChart.

When are my cytopathology results available?

If you’re staying in the hospital, your test results are available in MyChart daily at 9 a.m. Pathology, cytopathology and diagnostic imaging results will be included in MyChart at 9 a.m., after two business days.

How long does it take for cytopathology to be released?

Pathology, cytopathology and diagnostic imaging are released two business days after they are final. Once final, they are released in batches at 6 a.m., noon and 6 p.m. You will receive them soon after the batch is released.

What is EHI in healthcare?

U.S. health care providers are making Electronic Health Information (EHI) more accessible to patients. Providers are required to share this data with patients faster to comply with the 21st Century Cures Act and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)’ Policies and Technology for Interoperability and Burden Reduction.

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