Quick Access to UHS MyChart

Free and secure access to your UHS healthcare team and services.
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UHS MyChart is your secure, online health management tool, because your family’s well-being is important to you around the clock—not just during office hours. This secure portal connects you to your UHS healthcare team and gives you access to important information from your electronic medical record, 24/7, free of charge, from your computer or mobile device. At a time and in a way that’s convenient for you! Enroll today!

Sign In or Create New Account

Log in to your existing UHS MyChart Account or register as a new user.

Schedule an Appointment Online!

Exciting news! We have expanded online scheduling options, enabling patients to view and book appointments online with available providers, including those they haven't visited before. Currently, open scheduling is offered for Gastroenterology and select Primary Care offices. We're continually expanding our availability, so please revisit this page for updates on additional sites. To begin, please click on the appropriate link below based on whether you are an active MyChart user or prefer to schedule as a guest.

Schedule an Appointment (Active User)

Please log in to your MyChart account to schedule an appointment today.

Schedule an Appointment (Guest)

Please select this option if you do not have a UHS MyChart Account.

Contact MyChart Support

Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday

UHS News

  • Extreme Heat: Where to keep cool in your community
    July 15, 2024

    For many people, warm weather is a time for fun-filled outdoor activities. However, hot weather and outdoor activities don’t always mix well, especially during periods of extreme heat. Extreme heat can cause people to suffer from heat-related illness, and even death. People suffer heat-related illness when their bodies are unable to properly cool themselves.

  • Take precautions to avoid getting Lyme disease
    July 15, 2024

    If you plan to spend more time outdoors this summer, please be aware of ticks. These parasites are known to carry Lyme disease, particularly in the Northeast, mid-Atlantic and upper Midwest areas. Lyme disease is a tick-borne illness caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and Borrelia mayonii (found only in the upper Midwest).

 

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