MyChart - Getting Started
Published On 09/27/2024
The new MyChart portal offers a single place to manage all aspects of your health, from requesting appointments to filling prescriptions and so much more. Learn how to create an account and make the most of MyChart’s many easy-to-use features.
How Do I Access MyChart?
There are two easy ways to access MyChart:
- From an internet browser, go to https://mychart.methodisthealth.org/MyChart.
- On your mobile device, download the MyChart app. (Go to the App Store on iOS devices or Google Play on Android devices.)
How Do I Sign Up for a MyChart Account?
You can sign up for an account in several ways:
- You can ask your healthcare team to send you a one-step signup link.
- A MyChart activation code may appear on your After Visit Summary, or you may receive a text or an email with an activation code after your visit.
- You can request an activation code on the MyChart website or mobile app. Click “Sign Up,” then click “Sign Up Online.” You can then enter personal verification information, such as the last four digits of your social security number and date of birth, and request a code, which will be sent via email or text.
After you have an activation code, you can sign up easily on the website or through the mobile app.
- On the login screen, click “Sign Up.”
- Enter your activation code and personal verification information. Then click “Next.”
- Choose your login information, including a username, password and security question. Follow these tips:
- Choose a username that you can remember but is difficult for others to guess. Your username cannot be changed.
- Create a unique password that uses numbers and uppercase and lowercase letters. It cannot be the same as your username. Make sure your password is not the same one you use on other websites.
- Choose a security question to verify your identity if you forget your password. The answer cannot include your password.
You can then log in using your username and password.
You must be at least 14 years old to sign up for a MyChart account.
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