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How to use your patient portal?

• Download the free 'MEDITECH MHealth' app from the Apple Store or Google Play (depending on your device).
• Once it has downloaded, open the app. ...
• Click on the app again, and then select 'Connected Care Patient Portal.'
• Enter your login ID and password
• From the app home screen you will now be able to access your health information.

How to sign up for the patient portal?

How to Sign Up the Patient Portal If you already have a portal login, please start here instead.. Step 1 – Visit the starting page for self-enrollment, signup.my-appointment.org. Step 2 – Click on “Create Account”, enter your information and then click “NEXT.”. Step 3 – Accept the Terms and Conditions. Step 4 – Click on “Sign up for a new account”

Do you have a patient portal?

Yes we have a patient portal. You can schedule appointments, access lab results, request refills, view medical records, and send messages directly to your provider. You can learn more here.

What is our patient portal?

What is a patient portal? A patient portal is a secure online website that gives patients convenient, 24-hour access to personal health information from anywhere with an Internet connection. Using a secure username and password, patients can view health information such as:

About This Service

UT Health Austin’s MyUTHA Patient Portal is your secure, online connection to portions of your UT Health Austin electronic medical record. Through your personal MyUTHA Patient Portal account, you can view your patient summaries, lab results, and immunization records as well as contact your care team, manage your appointments, and more.

Patient Portals

Depending on how you have engaged with UT Health Austin in the past, either as a patient, a COVID-19 vaccine recipient, or an employee, you may have access to more than one portal after you log in.

Sign up today!

You can sign up for a MyUTHA patient portal account here. It’s easy, and it’s free!

Our Facility

UT Health Austin is housed in the Health Transformation Building (HTB). The HTB is located in downtown Austin, TX on The University of Texas at Austin campus and neighbors the Dell Medical School research and learning buildings as well as the Dell Seton Medical Center at The University of Texas.

How long does a UtHealth activation code last?

For your security, your activation code expires after 14 days and is no longer valid after the first time you use it. If you still have problems, please email us at helpdesk@myuthealth.org or call 855-316-4256.

Where does myUTHealth come from?

Your MyUTHealth information comes directly from your electronic medical record at your doctor’s office. Ask your doctor to correct any inaccurate information at your next clinic visit. Your health information is reviewed and updated in your electronic medical record each visit.

Is MyUTHealth a federal company?

MyUTHealth is owned and operated by UTHealth and is fully compliant with federal and state laws pertaining to your privacy. Your name and email address is treated with the same care and privacy given your health records and will never be sold or leased by MyUTHealth.

Our Specialties

Doctors at UT Primary Care Lenoir City specialize in women’s health, obesity, cardiology, gastroenterology and preventive medicine.

New Patients at UT Primary Care Lenoir City

Be sure to bring your insurance card and a complete list of all medications—prescription and over the counter—that you are currently taking for your first appointment. To request an appointment, call Healthcare Coordination at 865-305-6970.

Patient Portal

University Medical Group physicians now allows patients to perform tasks online such requesting appointments, accessing your health information, test results and prescription refills by logging into your Patient Portal. If you have any questions regarding your patient portal please call Medical Records at 865-305-9501.

Patient Registration and Billing

You have taken the time to find a primary care doctor suited to you and your family. This is the start of a long-term relationship with your primary care doctor who will care for you throughout your life. Your doctor needs to know more about you.