dch patient portal

What is the mydch patient portal?

The Lewis and Faye Manderson Cancer Center’s MyDCH Patient Portal provides you with secure online access to information about your cancer treatment.

How do I get help with the DCH portal?

You will need to provide an email address and your Portal Invitation with PIN number will be emailed to you. For additional help and information with the portal, please call 205-330-3893 or email mccsupport@dchsystem.com. Please do not request for someone to call you back.

What can I do through the Cancer Center patient portal?

Through your Cancer Center Patient Portal, you can view your appointments and test results, complete health care assessments, access educational materials and view contact information for your care team from the comfort of your own home. The portal is designed for secure messages between your Provider, the Nurse and you.

How secure is the patient portal?

The portal is designed for secure messages between your Provider, the Nurse and you. We take great care to ensure that your health information is safe and private, and we encourage you to keep your Patient Portal username and password safe.

How to enroll in MyChart?

It's easy to enroll in MyChart. Simply request a MyChart activation code online or during an office visit with any participating practice . Your activation code enables you to log in and create your own user ID and password. If you are not already enrolled after being discharged from the hospital, emergency department, or an outpatient office, you can request an account by calling MyChart Support at 833-254-3600.

How does MyChart work?

Managing your own care has never been easier. MyChart offers a variety of ways for you to communicate with your doctors and care team through your computer, smartphone or tablet. MyChart also helps you stay on top of important health information with reminders of upcoming appointments, prescription refills and more.

What is MyChart's health trend?

Health Trends. Since MyChart captures your vital signs as your doctors take them — important health indicators like your blood pressure, weight, and pulse — you can monitor your progress or any potential health concerns over time.