What is the UGL patient portal?
The Patient Portal offers patients easy and private access to their medical information online. The portal can be used to: The best part, it's FREE! All of these features are free for Upper Great Lakes Family Health Center patients. To better serve patients, UGL recently moved to a new patient portal.
What can the Patient Portal do for me?
The Patient Portal offers patients easy and private access to their medical information online. The portal can be used to: The best part, it's FREE! All of these features are free for Upper Great Lakes Family Health Center patients.
What can the RelayHealth portal be used for?
The portal can be used to: The best part, it's FREE! All of these features are free for Upper Great Lakes Family Health Center patients. To better serve patients, UGL recently moved to a new patient portal. If you need to access the previous RelayHealth portal used in Iron, Marquette & Menominee counties, please click here.
How do I link my UCI Health Medical Group MyChart account?
Step 1. Log in to UCI Health MyChart. Use your existing username and password for UCI Health MyChart to log in. Step 2. Connect your MyChart accounts. Go to "Manage My Accounts" under Account Settings. Follow the on-screen instructions to link up your UCI Health Medical Group MyChart account. Step 3.
How do I sign up?
Patients have the option to request an activation code on our website (myUCLAhealth.org); this option is not yet available on our MyChart mobile app. This applies to ADULT patients only.
What is myUCLAhealth?
myUCLAhealth offers patients personalized and secure on-line access to portions of their health information. It enables you to securely use the Internet to help manage and receive information about your health.
Can clinic staff sign up for myUCLAhealth?
Due to the rapid expansion of Telehealth, as a result of COVID-19, clinic staff can now remotely sign-up patients for myUCLAhealth via Instant Activation. Feel free to give them a call.
How to access patient portal?
Access the Patient Portal by visiting or calling any health center location for assistance.#N#Patients will need to: 1 Provide a personal email address. 2 Visit UGLHealth.org and click on the ‘My Patient Portal’ button in the top right-hand corner. 3 A new browser window or tab will open with a login screen. The login area is on the right side of the screen. 4 Log in using the assigned username and temporary password. 5 Review and agree to the Terms & Conditions. 6 When prompted, change the temporary password. 7 Full access to the Patient Portal should now be available.
How to contact healow?
If you are a patient and are in need of assistance with the Patient Portal or healow app, please email [email protected].
Is UGL moving to a new portal?
To better serve patients, UGL recently moved to a new patient portal. If you need to access the previous RelayHealth portal used in Iron, Marquette & Menominee counties, please click here. If you need to access the previous eCW portal used in Houghton, Keweenaw & Ontonagon counties, please click here.
What is a portal for mental health?
The portal is a secure and confidential method to communicate regarding your non-urgent medical and mental health needs. You can use the portal to perform a variety of actions including but not limited to: Follow up on your visit by communicating with your provider.
What is WH&CS portal?
The WH&CS Patient Portal offers a variety of online options in an effort to improve patient access to SHC services; streamline your patient experience at SHC and facilitate communications between you and your providers and other SHC staff. The portal is a secure and confidential method to communicate regarding your non-urgent medical and mental health needs. You can use the portal to perform a variety of actions including but not limited to: 1 Follow up on your visit by communicating with your provider 2 Complete your TB High Risk Screening Questionnaire (new, incoming student requirement) 3 Enter your immunization information and upload immunization records (new, incoming student requirement) 4 View and print your immunizations 5 Request a prescription refill 6 Complete pre-appointment visit questionnaires and/or medical history forms 7 Complete required compliance forms prior to your appointment 8 Obtain your lab results 9 Schedule, view or cancel appointments online 10 View and print billing statements 11 Request a medical records release for an outside provider 12 Request a copy of your medical records 13 Ask a question about your insurance referral 14 Ask a question about admission health requirements
What is MyChart portal?
The MyChart patient portal offers a convenient and secure way to manage your healthcare online — anytime, anywhere. Use MyChart to request appointments, communicate with your care team, request prescription renewals, view test results, access medical records, pay bills and more.
How to get activation code for MyChart?
Use self sign-up to receive an activation code. Visit the MyChart sign-up login page and under the right-hand menu, select "Sign up now." Then, click on the button that says "Sign up online" under " No Activation Code?" Follow the steps on the next screens to complete the form and verify your identity. Patients under 18 require a parent or adult proxy to sign up.
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