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Question: My Account is locked, what do I do?
Answer:For your security, we lock accounts after too many failed attempts to log in. If your account is locked, there are two ways you can reset your password:
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On the Account login page of AdventHealth.com, click “Forgot Password”.
Enter your email address and click “Request a Reset Link”.
Check your email inbox. AdventHealth will immediately send a message to your account's email address.
Click the “Reset Your Password” button in the email.
Enter a new password.
Option 2 – Help Center
Call Call855-238-8791 where customer support can assist you.
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Question: How can I change my email address?
Answer:- Click your Account Menu on the top right of your screen where your name is if you are using a browser, or on the top left if using the app.
- Click “Profile & Settings” from the dropdown list.
- Click the “Update” button within the Contact Information section of your profile, next to the email address you’d like to change.
- Enter the new email address you wish to use.
- Confirm the new email address you wish to use.
- Check your email inbox. AdventHealth will send an email to you to verify the email address you've entered.
- Click the verification link in the email.
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Question: How do I connect my health records?
Answer:- Sign In and accept the terms and conditions if you have not already.
- On the Account homepage, scroll down to the “Finish Setting Up Your Account” section, and click the “Complete Account Setup” button.
Click "I have a personal activation code" if you have the aftercare summary with a personal activation code.
- Enter your personal activation code and confirm your date of birth information.
- Request a verification code via text or call.
- Set your location.
- View your Account homepage.
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Click “Continue without a code” if you do not have the personal activation code.- Search for your medical records in our system by providing your legal first name, last name, date of birth, legal sex and phone number associated to your records.
- Request a verification code via text or call.
- Set your location.
- View your Account homepage.
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Question: How do I add a child to my account?
Answer:AdventHealth is only able to create accounts for users at least 14 years of age. If you would like to view your child's records online:
Continue Reading- Log in and click on your account menu in the upper right corner.
- Click "Family Accounts".
- Click "Add a Child".
- You must have your child's MRN or Patient Account ID.
- Search for your child's medical records in our system by providing their legal first name, last name, date of birth and phone number associated to their records.
- Request a verification code via text or call.
What to do if your phone number isn't receiving texts?
- Enter their MRN or Patient Account ID.
- Verify their information.
- View your account homepage.
- Click on your account menu in the upper right corner.
- Select your child’s name from the dropdown list.
In the hospital:
If you are with your child or loved one at the time of registration in a facility, Patient Access can send you an invitation to view your child's records in AdventHealth.
If you still do not see any health records after taking these steps, please contact us.
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Question: My Account has incomplete or incorrect information.
Answer:If your account has incomplete information, check the following:
- Are your visits associated with AdventHealth care providers and facilities? Currently, we can only link to participating hospitals and doctor's offices.
- Check to see that your visit is showing. If it is, you may have to wait for this report to be completed or made available to you online if it was very recent.
- Has your care provider reviewed the information? The care provider may only release results to your Account after they have had an opportunity to fully review the details. Always speak to your care provider about any results posted.
If you want to correct information on your medical records:
Contact the Health Information Management department to request changes.
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Question: Where can I find an MRN?
Answer:Your Medical Record Number is available on the following documents:
- Discharge paperwork provided by the hospital.
- On your wristband from a recent hospital stay.
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Question: Your Patient Account ID can be found on the following documents:
Answer:Your Patient Account ID can be found on the following documents:
- Pre-registration paperwork provided by your doctor's office.
- Printed visit summary paperwork provided by your doctor's office.
- Billing statement provided by your doctor's office.
- Billing receipt provided by your doctor's office.
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Question: I'm having issues with my verification code.
Answer:If you have not received your code:
- Click “Send new verification code”.
- Enter the new verification code.
If the code you entered is creating an error:
- Ensure you have entered the correct code
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- Click the back button and then select “Send by Call”.
Continue ReadingIf you cannot understand the code provided via phone call:
- Click the back button and select “Send by Text Message”.
- Check your cell phone for a text message with a new code.
Don't forget - you can always speak with your care provider's office about getting access to your records via invitation. If you are unable to verify your phone number online, please verify your identity in the office.
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Question: How can I access my records?
Answer:- When in your Account, click the “MyChart” button that is found in the top menu of your browser, or in the lower right corner if you are using the app.
- In the “My Record” section of the dropdown menu, click on any one of the following to access the appropriate health records:
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- Visits
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- Plan of Care
- Preventive Care
- Questionnaires
- Upcoming Tests and Procedures
- Medical and Family History
- Health Reports
- Trends Dashboard
- Growth Charts
- Document Center
- Genetic Profile
- End-of-Life Planning
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Question: How else can I access my records?
Answer:Patients can visit any office in person or call the facility.
Paper copies of medical records may be released upon receipt of written authorization of patients over the age of 18 or a legal guardian.