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Get 24/7 Access to Your Medical Information with myUCLAhealth and the MyChart app. Whether you're at work, on the road or at home, you can now actively manage your appointments, communicate securely with your care team, view test results, and much more.
Two Ways to Sign-up for myUCLAhealth. myUCLAhealth offers patients personalized and secure on-line access to portions of their health information. It enables you to securely use the Internet to help manage and receive information about your health. Self-Sign Up.
Enter your personal information. Verify your identity. Choose a username and password. If you have any questions, please contact us at (855) 364-7052. Indicates a required field. We need some information in order to grant you a myUCLAhealth account.
Enter your date of birth in the format shown, using 4 digits for the year. Please enter your medical record number (MRN). Your MRN may be found on your hospital discharge instructions, billing statement or printout from your doctor's office. If you do not know your MRN, please call the myUCLAhealth Technical Support (855) 364-7052 for assistance.
As a patient at UCLA Health, you will be able to access your myUCLAhealth information through a mobile application called “MyChart”. MyChart will let you see lab results, messages from your doctor, appointment reminders, current medications, health summary, billing, questionnaires, and other features to help track your health.
E-Visits. Work with your provider to submit an online questionnaire with your symptoms and medical information, then get treatment advice from a provider. Contact Your Provider via MyChart. Second Opinion Consults. Already have a diagnosis? Meet virtually with an expert provider for a second opinion. Learn How to Request a Consult.
Password. Forgot username? Forgot password? New User? Sign up now. Problems logging in or staying logged in? myHealth Technical Support: (855) 364-7052. How to Activate your Account and Join Video Visits. Access a Family Member's Chart. Click here for Coronavirus COVID-19 update. Communicate with your doctor .
