Access Your Medical Records
MyChart lets you view test results, contact your provider, request medication refills, and schedule appointments. You can also view your medical history, doctor's notes, discharge summaries, and test results.
Access Your Medical Records
MyChart lets you view test results, contact your provider, request medication refills, and schedule appointments. You can also view your medical history, doctor's notes, discharge summaries, and test results.
MyChart is the electronic medical record for all St. Luke's patients. If you haven't signed up already, we encourage you to take advantage of convenient access that will help you proactively manage your health.
It's quick and easy to sign up!
Benefits of MyChart Electronic Medical Records
- Use on-demand (same day) virtual care visits
- Request prescription refills
- Schedule appointments for:
- Primary care
- Select imaging services
- Immunizations
- View test results (labs and medical images)
- Caution: Sensitive results can be available in MyChart before your provider has an opportunity to talk to you. Speak to your provider for the interpretation of your results.
- Receive health reminders
- Request a copy of your medical records and releases of information
- Connect MyChart to Google Fit or Apple Health
- Access real-time health information with MyChart Bedside during a hospitalization.
More MyChart Resources
Video Visits
Check with your St. Luke’s Clinic to see if a MyChart video visit is available for your next appointment.
MyChart Proxy Access
Explore requirements for obtaining access to another person's MyChart account.
Communication Preferences
Update how you'd like St. Luke's to send you information.
MyChart Bedside
This app gives you and your loved ones access to real-time information about your inpatient care during a hospital stay.
MyChart FAQs
Review answers to common questions about MyChart.
Hard Copy Medical Records
Advance Care Planning and Advance Directives
Share Your Wishes in Your Medical Record
Advance care planning is the process of thinking and talking about future medical decisions if you had a sudden event, like an accident or illness, and could not make your own decisions. The best time to make these decisions is when you can choose for yourself. An advance directive helps you share those decisions.