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Mychart Tgh 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:

WebTampa General Hospital is committed to providing high-quality care and sharing data about how well we follow guidelines for care. Here you will find information from reports on key …

https://mychart.tgh.org/

MyChart – Login Page – Tampa General Hospital

WebPatients may request their medical records directly via MyChart. If you do not have a MyChart account, click here to request an activation code and get started. You may also …

https://www.tgh.org/patients-visitors/medical-records

Medical Records | Tampa General Hospital

FAQ

How do I sign up for MyChart?

Join the new generation of patients taking a more active role in managing their health and wellness. USF Health strongly encourages all patients to sign up for MyChart, all you need to do is request an activation code. This code will enable you to log in and create your own user ID and password.

Do I need a USF Health MyChart account?

Our affiliation with Tampa General Hospital gives our patients access to their health records from both organizations through one MyChart Account. If you currently have a MyChart account with Tampa General hospital, you do not need an account at USF Health. We take great care to ensure your health information is kept private and secure.

Where can I access my chart?

Connect with us wherever you go. You can safely and securely access MyChart from your iPhone or Android. MyChart is our free online portal offering patients personalized and secure access to portions of your medical records, from the comfort of your own home.

What’s new in MyChart?

*Starting November 2nd, we will be adding new features to your MyChart account that will give you greater access and control of your health information. You will now be able to see results as soon as they are available, as well as complete access to your clinical notes.

What is the 21st century cures act?

As of November 2nd, we want to inform you of a new federal rule (21st Century Cures Act) that is designed to give patients greater access and control over their personal health information. This rule requires that nearly all clinician-generated clinical documentation and results… this means labs, imaging results, …

Is Tampa General Hospital monitoring the situation?

Tampa General Hospital is closely monitoring the situation and is following all recommendations provided by our local and state departments of health. For more information, please click here.

How to get a copy of my medical records?

Patients may request their medical records directly via MyChart. If you do not have a MyChart account, click here to request an activation code and get started. You may also obtain a copy of your medical record by printing and completing the Request for Access to Protected Health Information by Individual Patients form below. The completed request form should be mailed to the address on the form. In most cases there is a charge for copies of your medical record. You will be informed of the charge before copies are provided.

How to revocation a TGH restriction?

Patients may submit a request for revocation of a previously approved restriction by completing a Revocation of Restriction (s) form and submitting it to the TGH Health Information Management Department. For more information about revoking restrictions to your protected health information, please call Release of Information at (813) 844-7533.

How to request restrictions on TGH?

Patients may submit a request for restrictions on how your protected health information may be used and/or disclosed to carry out treatment, payment or healthcare operations by completing a Request for Restriction (s) form and submitting it to the TGH Health Information Management Department. For more information about requesting restrictions to your protected health information, please call Release of Information at (813) 844-7533.

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