When you go in for your annual physical, the doctor sits by your side and scans a thick chart filled with a record of your office visits, test results and any medicine you're taking. It's your entire ...

Kalamazoo, Mich.-based Bronson Healthcare has launched MyChart Bedside, a digital health app within MyChart that makes it easier for clinicians to communicate care plans for hospitalized patients. The ...

Use of telemedicine services among seniors is once again up for consideration by Congress. A Tacoma-based health care network is now charging patients for certain types of online portal messaging with ...

Having access to their electronic health record helps patients be more aware and empowered to be more involved in and in control of their health and wellness. At Lee Health, we provide our patients ...

The so-called “sandwich generation” can get an assist from access to the electronic health records of family members, giving them the information needed to help manage the care of their loved ones.

Starting Wednesday, patients at Johns Hopkins Medicine will sometimes be charged for asking their physicians for advice through the online patient portal, MyChart. While most messages will remain free ...

FARGO — Essentia Heath launched a new MyChart feature to guide health care choices when feeling sick. It is available to anyone with an active Essentia MyChart account. Instead of picking up the phone ...

Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine will begin charging for some MyChart messages July 18. Johns Hopkins patients who send messages through the Epic EHR patient portal can expect to be billed if ...

Patients who ask for their doctors’ help through online portals might soon notice something new: Fees for their physicians’ online advice. A growing number of health systems across the country are now ...

A Tacoma-based health care network is now charging patients for certain types of online portal messaging with providers, joining other systems that started the practice during the pandemic. MultiCare ...

Patients who ask for their doctors’ help through online portals might soon notice something new: fees for their physicians’ online advice. A growing number of health systems in the Chicago area and ...