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- A patient 18 years of age or older has their own account, and full access and control over their account. If a parent or legal guardian wishes to have access to their adult child’s account, the child can give proxy access in MyChart by Navigating to Menu > Sharing > Sharing Hub.
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A proxy account allows a parent or legal guardian full access and control over the account for a child under the age of 18. A child may have more than one person designated as their proxy. Each proxy must have their own Children’s Health MyChart Patient Portal account.
You need a separate MyChart account for each health organization you use. You can also link all your MyChart accounts in the MyChart app to see all your child’s health information in one place. Select “Link My Accounts” from the MyChart main menu to get started.
- What Is Valley Children’s MyChart?
- What Is A Proxy and Why Is A Parent A Proxy?
- How Do I Sign Up?
- Will My Proxy Access to My Child’S MyChart Account Ever expire?
- Can I Request Medical Records That Are Not in MyChart?
- When Can I See my/my Child’S Test Results in MyChart?
- Why Are Certain Test Results Not Shared Electronically Via MyChart?
- If I Send A Message to my/my Child’S Doctor Or Nurse, When Can I Expect A reply?
- I Forgot My password. What Should I do?
- How Is MyChart Secure?
Valley Children’s MyChart is a new, online patient portal that allows a patient to have personalized and secure online access to their medical record. With MyChart, you can view health summaries and test results, request appointments, contact providers and office staff with questions, pay bills, request medication refills, pass along compliments, s...
Proxy access is granted to the parent or legal guardian of the patient, allowing them to log in to the patient’s MyChart account until the age of 12. A proxy must complete a Proxy Validation Form to obtain access. Please note, a parent or legal guardian can always request access to patient records by contacting Valley Children’s Health Information ...
Patients and parents/legal guardians – as “proxy” – can request a MyChart activation code during a hospital, specialty care or primary care visit at any Valley Children’s location. This code will allow you to log in, as the patient or as a proxy, and create your own username and password. If you were not issued an activation code, you may request o...
Your proxy access will change when your child turns 12. Because adolescents have certain control over their healthcare at the age of 12, by law, each year they will need to authorize your continued access and level of access as a proxy. As the parent/legal guardian of the patient, you may still request records that you are legally permitted to acce...
Yes. You can request records through MyChart using the “Send a Message” feature and select the “Request Records”. You have the option to have those records added to your/your child’s MyChart, if preferred. You also have the option to request records by completing the Authorization to Use and Disclose Protected Health Information Formand mailing or ...
Completed laboratory results will be available immediately. Radiology results are generally available immediately when completed, unless the test is a more advanced imaging study such as a CT, MRI, or Fluoroscopy. Advanced medical imaging test will be available within 24 hours.
Your provider will determine which types of test results are available through the patient portal. Please note, tests of a very sensitive nature will not be released on the portal.
You will receive an answer within 1-3 business days. For urgent situations, please call your/your child’s doctor. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.
Please call 559-353-5404 or 559-353-7300 to request a new password. You can also click on the "Forgot Password" link on the sign-in page at valleychildrens.org/MyChartto reset your password online.
We take great care to ensure your/your child’s health information is kept private and secure. Access to information is controlled through secure activation codes, personal usernames and passwords. Each person controls their password, and the account cannot be accessed without that password. Unlike everyday e-mail, all MyChart messaging is done whil...
MyChart provides teens with full access to their own electronic health records (EHR). Teens may also appoint parents or legal guardians as their proxy, granting access to certain information on their account. There are two levels of proxy access teens can choose from: standard and full.
Under 14: Parents have full access to the child's MyChart account. Ages 14-18: In order to provide confidentiality for our patients, parents have limited access. Parents can continue to message the care team and see test results. Teen patients can request their own MyChart account with full access to their health record.
Note, access to your child’s MYchart account will vary by the age of your child. Patients under age 13: Parents have full access to their child’s MYchart account. Patients age 13 to 18: Teens in this age range may access their own MYchart information with their parent’s or guardian’s consent.
