MyChart Reviews

I have been using this app from its conception and have never had an issue ever💝💝💝💝 I go in and play around with it every now and then to see what is new. I do know that if you want to change anything important in your chart like your personal information YOU MUST DO IT FROM THE WEBSITE. I am guessing that is to be sure it is a secure location to provide personal information for HIPPA. Not positive but that would be my guess. My only issue I have is I just read on the website that I can now link my 2 charts together so I do not have to keep signing out of 1 and signing into the other for information needed. I just cannot figure out how to "LINK" both of MYCHARTS. Can you please help me with this???? It is really annoying getting a message from my doctors and I go to MYCART and I sign in and ugh it's the wrong 1 every single time😡😡😡😡 linking them would save some aggravation that's for sure. I already have MyChart on my iPhone where they both are on MyChart just need them linked and I'm all set.

I’m having a mastectomy and it keeps telling me to get a mammogram. I already got mammograms before and need to remove that and Cant. It clogged up my patient info so that I didn’t get a call back promptly for breast biopsy Followup. I was told to come back next years by office staff because they thought I wasn’t taking tests, non compliant etc. I don’t know why but I expect it’s the computer program blocking pertinent info about a patient and clogging the system with inaccurate info. System gets bogged down and becomes confusing to everyone. There needs to be an easy way for someone to update symptoms and procedures. Having a computer network like this is essential and can save lives so I appreciate it but keep working on making it more efficient and responsive. There should also be a confidential area that requires another password and a notes area. There should be a way I can enter information without having to scroll through ten pages and then given a small box that is not bug enough for info. I would like to enter info about the previous surgeon and hospital I have gone to and there should be an easy way to do this. There should also be a security aspect to it if someone does not want a specific person to visit them in the hospital or to have access to them.

I continually experience difficulty finding information on MyLaheyChart. The latest instance was when I received an email indicating I have a “New Message in My Lahey Chart account.” I logged on to MyLaheyChart and found a note indicating I had a message from my doctor. I clicked on it, and when the Message Center screen appeared, there was an entry in the Conversation section from my doctor with the same date as the email titled “New After Visit Summary”. When I clicked on that entry, a note was displayed stating “…Please click on the visit section above and the corresponding visit date to view your after visit summary…”. I clicked on the Visits section and then clicked on the View After Visit Summary option for the most recent appointment with my doctor and, under Appointment Details it read “No notes exist for this encounter.”. At some future date, without any additional notification, the “After Visit Summary” and “Notes” finally appear on my chart.
“After Visit Summary” lists the technical results of the visit. It is the “view notes” from my doctor that provide me with the relevant information that allows me to understand the results of the visit. I feel the system needs to change so it will send out email to patients advising them they have results of their visits only after the results are actually posted.

I already have the Molina healthcare app which I’m already supposed to be able to do all of this on but now I have to eat up more space on my phone to download yet another app. It isn’t user friendly at all and kept asking me the same questions over and over. I was told with urgency I needed to set this up and answer a questionnaire. When I tried setting it up it asked who my healthcare provider is but they aren’t on your list of providers. I contacted y’all for help and then was told to worry about it later. So which is it? To top it off I’m not sure when my actual appointment is because I set it up for one time and the girl that called gave me two different times from that one. Honestly, get it together! (This doesn’t bode well for faith in a system I already don’t trust.) I honestly don’t trust telehealth appointments because 1) I’m not seeing an actual doctor just a nurse practitioner and 2)I don’t understand how you can diagnose anything accurately without actually examining me. This just doesn’t seem like good healthcare to me but a shortcut to save a buck. For example, I’ve had lower left abdominal pain for the last month and a half, so how do you plan on making a diagnosis without any diagnostic testing? I really have no desire to do this at all but was told it was a requirement of my health plan so we shall see. I’ll give it a whirl and get back to you but so far I’m not impressed in the least.

MyChart is great for keeping up with my appointments, communicating with the doctor, refilling prescriptions. However, when it indicates that there is a new message, I’m not sure which message is new unless I look at the date. My inbox reflect that I have two messages. When I click on the inbox tab, nothing happens. It would be nice if when I click on it, it go straight to the new messages and the indication of “two new messages” disappears reflecting that I have read the messages. It would also be nice if there is an indication of some sort to show that there are new messages and which ones are NEW.

In regards to the “to do list,” it would be ideal if I could decline the options or have a yes or no button or something to show that I don’t need to do what it’s indicating. For example, my dental office is totally different from my primary care physician and they keep telling me my dental appointment is overdue. I wish there was some way I could tell it no or not applicable. Additionally, it keeps telling me I’m overdue for an influenza shot. I have never, and will never, get one so to be able to decline or simply say “not applicable” would be great.

If these minor disturbances could be fixed, it would be a five star app for me.

MyChart is great for a number of reasons besides checking test results and appointment reminders. •Through MyChart I can email my doctor directly, (very often they or they’re nurse will respond within a few hours so I assume MyChart makes that easier for them as well. •MyChart has a list of my meds (accurate only if you reported it accurately to the doctor) and provides an easy way to ask the doctor for a refill.•I can request an appointment from a established doctor •I can view and even pay my bill. All of these are things I can do securely through MyChart. It is very useful. What I CANNOT do is make notes. Currently I use MyChart only for check appointment times and the occasional email to the doctor. But I would use it weekly if I had the ability to make private notes. A note associated with a recent visit. Notes on possible drug benefits or side effects as I experience them. Notes on questions to as at upcoming appointments. Associating these notes with the drug or appointment or doctor directly within MyChart ; helps keep me organized and would improve my healthcare as it makes it more likely I’ll remember details of a visit and concerns I need to bring up at the next visit.

MyChart has helped to keep me informed about test results and information on what medication I need to get updated for refills also you can see upcoming appointments. One thing I have also noticed is that the doctor’s office uses this as a wall to slow feed information to me about medical treatment questions. In the past I would call in they would pass any message to the proper person to handle the questions. With MyChart they want 48 hours to respond and a lot of the time this process causes more questions than answers because there is no one calling you to make sure they are properly understanding the question or questions because MyChart allows them to hide behind the wall of MyChart and answer when they feel like it. It’s like passing information through a crack in a wall and it makes you feel like your talking to an automated system with very generic responses I believe MyChart makes them lazy and gives them more freedom to put you off. If your use to talking to people in your doctors office MyChart may change the relationship you have with your doctor and his or her staff. I definitely believe MyChart is better for the doctors office than it is for the patient. Good luck

The program is cumbersome and not intuitive. Getting a copy of bills to submit to secondary insurance is impossible to get. Having to call so they print it off before I can see it in the program is ridiculous!!! Plus half the time when I call the person doesn’t know what to do and then sends the wrong bills even after the date of the needs were provided. Looks like designers were assigned to different modules of the program and they do not interact well. When working with programmers you need someone to oversee how different modules interact or don’t. System runs amuck if not monitored for flow. Great idea for the program but not easy to search and get information needed easily. Also. When at an appointment, the detail of the appointment disappears until the follow up is completed. This is not helpful at all. Need the appointment visible all the time for details and directions. Email is hard to use, can’t add secondary people to them. Contacts are limited. Responses go unresponded to for days. Have been trying to remove a name from automatically receiving billing messages for months. Why can’t I do this myself? This is my information, i should have control over the dispersamente of it! Overall, great concept , lousy implementation-too disjointed of a robust program.

The basic concept of MyChart is good but the execution is terrible. It’s another example of apps being written by computer people out of touch with real life. Unfortunately this isn’t a dating app or other social media plaything, MyChart involves people’s health and medical treatment and it’s not something medically inexperienced computer geeks should be allowed to play games with - an especially sensitive topic during times of a global pandemic. What’s also unfortunate is that, unlike game apps, we can’t simply choose not to use this app, it is the ONLY app where we can see our medical records and interact with our health care providers in a world where face-to-face contact is becoming rare. That thrusts a huge responsibility on the makers of this app, one that they all but fail at. The user has zero control over the privacy and accuracy of their medical records or anything else for that matter except the silly option of choosing the color of their screen background. The makers of this app hide behind a veil of secrecy, there is absolutely no way to contact them for help, issues, legal matters, etc. They have a monopoly and they are in severe need of government regulation. Our healthcare is too critically important to play games with.

Penicillin was removed from my allergies. I was told to quit using my EpiPen when stung by a bee, when I’m allergic to bee venom. I brought in my medications twice to woman's family wellness center in Missoula Montana. They never got my medications correct not even when I added or corrected them on MyChart . “Doctor” I don’t Claire A Frost was the meanest person I have ever met who walked out of my very first appointment with her. I just had my 18th surgery in 8 years. I was, looking for a good general “care” doctor. This is an app where you try and communicate with people who are not healers. MyChart is biased. MyChart is racist. It’s sad when you can say the best part about a hospital (Saint Patrick’s) is it’s food. I was banned from defending myself! The doctor lied in her chart notes. Managers wouldn’t call me back. I can’t have children. I am so sick. I am so tired of doing this all on my own. MyChart didn’t make things easier I was just able to read lies! It took years for me to be diagnosed! Everyone treated me like I was making it up! When I called to try and get into MyChart I was transferred twice on hold for an hour and not told why I couldn’t use MyChart anymore. MyChart treats women that can’t have children like they are not worthy of compassion and care!

Response to developers
Shame on you for trying to blame this on my health network. I already talked to my health care providers network, and the fault lays with this app. According to my health network, this transfer has been a disaster for them. They have to apologize on your behalf because this app has screwed thing up so bad for so many people like myself. I have already contacted this app about my situation, all I get is a boiler plate response of wait 1 to 3 weeks. Well it’s been 4 1/2 weeks now and still nothing. The impression from my health network is that this is not what they bargained for when they opted to use Epic’s this app. All of Epic’s this app medical apps in the Apple App Store have low user rating. This is indicative of poor product quality.

Mission Heritage left Follow My Health app for this garbage. Due to the switch over to MyChart, I can no longer use Follow My Health and I can not use MyChart because they do not have any of my information. MyChart is absolutely useless for me and my family. Why on earth would someone shut down the use of the FollowMyHealth app before the “new and improved” this app app is ready to use? MyChart really screwed thing up for my family. The way this transfer is going screams incompetents.

I went to this place little neck and they told me come back at 2 pm I came back early and the place was jammed pack they just told us to wait no number or anything and it’s almost 30 people and a long hours wait still not calling anyone it takes a long hours for me to wait to be tested for my PCR the staff are unfriendly and not compassionate with the patient so rude and the PA who tested me name Riaz Ali ! was a nightmare for me ! for the PCR give me a trauma she was so rude and seems angry when I ask her I’m gonna get a PCR for my travel she doesn’t seems to know and have to ask the other nurses about what kind of test and when she does the Covid test she almost brought the swab to my brain and so hard so painful I almost bleed !! Terrible and horrible person to do that she seems so angry that she did the most painful test in my life!!! That I have to write this review so they can tell the nurses or PA that being in medical it’s there job they should be compassionate and patience with the patients . Specially the person who tested me until now I can’t get over to what she did to me !

MyChart is great, has everything in one spot, I don’t need to walk away with papers anymore after an appointment as I can just tell them to put it on my portal. I can message my doctors immediately and also echeck-In which saves A LOT of time. Also being able to see all my past appointment and information as well, I can update all of my insurance or medications through MyChart too. The most important thing to me though is that I am able to have proxy to my daughters profiles so I can easily grab something if needed for medical reasons or need to go back and check something all their papers are there and I can also schedule our appointments through MyChart and have our tele medicine appointments too (even though I make in person appts because I think it’s more important for the doctor to see you in person) if you can’t make it in and your symptoms are not bad the tele medicine is great. MyChart is wonderful.

Welcome to new age tech. Just keeps getting better and better.

My daughters have a lot of minor health problems and have to see several specialists. We try to keep them in the same health care system, but that’s not always possible. When a doctor asks what medicine they’ve been on or when they’ve been on a medication or seen another specialist for a problem, it’s all right there at my fingertips. Our previous pediatrician used MyChart and so did the specialists, which made it even easier. We moved, and our new pediatrician’s office doesn’t use MyChart. It has frustrated me on numerous occasions. Now I write everything down in case I need it. I’m constantly asking them to please get this app! I’m glad that our specialists use it, and hopefully the pediatrician’s office will get it soon!!! MyChart has been such a lifesaver for us!!! It’s so convenient and easy to navigate. I can even send messages (with pictures!) straight to their specialists, even in the middle of the night. This is the best app that I have on my phone!

I’ve been using MyChart for almost a year or so & I don’t know how I lived without it!! I have multiple health issues & keeping track of Drs. can get very confusing. MyChart keeps track of all of my Drs. & my appointments. It also gives you a complete list of everything discussed at that appointment, when you need to follow up if need be & a link to contact the Dr. if you need to. MyChart keeps track of all my medications & you can request refills too. I can also share my chart with anyone I choose to add. So if you need someone to help you navigate appointments this is awesome. Plus it’s just easier for my kids to keep track of what’s going on. I always forget what I talked about with my Dr. so this way my kids know everything. You can also add your appointments directly to your calendar. I can’t think of anything else right now but I’m sure I’m missing something. Lol. I just couldn’t go back to my old way of doing things. MyChart is priceless & it’s free!! 😉

Breast Cancer has been no walk in the park. But from the beginning of this ordeal, I have found reliable and secure communication and information regarding my treatment through this app. My appointments are scheduled, confirmed and if needed, changed, via this app. I’m able to message my doctors and receive prompt responses, view test results and images, check my balances due, make payments and so much more. I even share important information with my son, saving me many calls and explanations. I have friends and family in West Texas and they are, for the most part, in the dark about their medical situation unless they are at the doctor’s office or have received emails providing info. They are very impressed that I can login to this app and access my doctors, nurses and volumes of information. Even though I’ve had a tough 2021, it’s been comforting to have a talented team of doctors from MDA and this app to relay information to and from my providers. In short, it’s convenient and IT’S GENIUS!

It’s super convenient. You can check on up coming appointments and have access to the follow up care paperwork afterwards in my experience within mins of leaving my appointment. You can message your doctor or nurse directly if you have medical questions and if you have other questions like billing that’s also available as an option but it’s one I’ve yet to use so unfortunately I can’t give any information on what it offers. You can check on your referrals. You can make almost all your appointments through this app also. I really like and appreciate apps like these where I can do almost everything I need to from my phone. I have panic attacks knowing I have to call and talk to someone most days and I get upset and embarrassed and I won’t call and get services for myself but with this app I can take care of all of it with my phone then just show up to my appointment on time. It’s been the best thing for me

Ive had MyChart for my previous Healthcare provider, Atrius Health. It’s worked pretty much flawlessly since I installed it several years ago. I get my test results promptly and can communicate with any of my doctors quite easily as well as schedule and cancel any appointments.

The one flaw, major in my opinion, is there is no way, at least no easy way, to change the Healthcare Provider. Two years ago, our insurance changed and our new Healthcare Provider uses MyChart as well, but my settings and login are connected to my previous company and there no way I’ve been able to find to change my login to my new provider. When I go to their webpage where you see the “try our App, install here” it takes you to MyChart store, where i see MyChart, which if course shows that its already installed but the login takes me to my previous Providers page not the new one. This should be fixed so the User can easily change his Provider, which is hardly an uncommon occurrence. Given how many Healthcare Organizations use this same App, this should be a priority fix.

Somehow MyChart randomly changed my notification email preference. I normally set my email preference as my personal email and weirdly enough it changed my email without me touching MyChart at all! It changed my email to my business email/school email which is frustrating because I only noticed this after I checked my junk mail in my business/school email and had to fix my email preference through the this app website. this app has gotten a lot worse ever since the update and revamp. I am 21 years old and well-versed in technology and no app should be this difficult to comprehend. I know how to use MyChart to its full extent but it’s MyChart that’s the problem where it doesn’t fully work. I just don’t know why update and revamp MyChart . What target audience are you trying to reach? You have to put yourself as a consumer and see how you would utilize MyChart . I personally do not recommend MyChart after the update; however, if MyChart went back to its previous platform i would totally recommend it. Any app developer who responds to me has to understand the marketing aspect of this because I have some background knowledge in app developing and marketing.

When I have new emails, my email app has a count of them added to the icon and can also send notifications to the phone even when it is “off”. MyChart does nothing.

Even when MyChart is open, there is no visual clue that you have a new item you may need to look at. The only thing you get is an email to your personal account to tell you something is there, no clue as to what that something is. You have to manually search MyChart to find new items. I have not seen that kind of behavior in years in any app, especially one that might actually be telling you something important. I can’t believe an app like this that appears to be the choice from a lot of prominent health care companies has this behavior when every game does it better.

A lesser, but still annoying problem, is that it keeps telling me that safari does not support chat. Well, if it does not, then remove the chat button and stop annoying me multiple times each time I enter the screen! I am not even using that button!

Finally shows sent mail and whether it has been read by staff or not. Collects all kinds of data in one place that you need. Not perfect, but still indispensable: 5 stars but could still use major work. Example: e-checkin allows you to add/delete meds, allergies, conditions before your appointment when you have the info handy, but this data doesn’t appear on the clinic’s computer for the doctor once you get there: major flaw! The databases should sync, or there is no point. Also, requested add/delete info never gets added/deleted by the doctors/staff (possibly because they don’t see it?). Would also like ability to send the same message to multiple doctors at once; currently only one doctor gets the message: no way to add or CC others. Ability to add appointments directly to your phone’s calendar with the click of a button ROCKS! Scheduling is very limited, however. Pluses and minuses, but keep up the good work!

I really enjoy MyChart. Upfront, my only gripe is that I can’t call from MyChart . I was late and needed to call to see if they could still see me. I ended up having to find the office in maps and call through there. Even though they have the office info in MyChart . Just need to make the phone number hyperlinked to the phone dialed.
Otherwise, MyChart is great! Keeps my meds and recent test history right at my fingertips. Needed to log some levels at work for insurance rebates and because I had record of them on MyChart , I didn’t have to got through their BS and just entered my numbers.
I can use this to communicate directly with my doctor and the staff in the office too. Makes it super easy to communicate basic questions and prevents unnecessary trips.
I recommend my doctor and they app to others at the same time!

This has been an extremely helpful app for me, allowing me to communicate back-and-forth with my primary care physician much more efficiently than we ever could before. It also has helped me to keep track of what tests I have had done and what the results were, what my upcoming appointments are scheduled for, and it lets me know whether my primary care physician has received the results from other doctors and tests yet or not as well.

However, the messaging app is extremely, excruciatingly difficult to use because messages are limited to only 750 characters! In this day and age where hard drive space and server space are so inexpensive that they are a cheap commodity, there is absolutely no excuse for this kind of ridiculous limitation. Every time I need to communicate with my doctor, this forces me to send three emails instead of just one! I am begging you, PLEASE fix this!

Over the last week - probably since this update, MyChart is having problems loading data and is just incredibly slow or when I select icons, it doesn’t load any of my info at all - giving error messages about not being able to retrieve my data at this time or that its having problems with its server.

I had to contact my docs office today to get info about past medical summary and upcoming appointments. My recent test results and even messages sent to/from from my doc aren’t loading. It either says it can’t load my data at this time and then gives an error pop up message or it says it can’t download data from the server. When trying to retrieve messages, a bar with pop up message saying it’s trying to retrieve from Legacy and has its logo - which is a place I’ve never used & MyChart doesn’t support.

I called Tech support today and did some trouble shooting over the phone. They said to try it on a desktop (seems silly since we need MyChart to work to gain access to it on our mobile device). Also was told to delete and re-add MyChart . it didn’t work any better and still showed error messages about retrieval, so I’m at a loss!

It’s supposed to help us stay connected to our docs and medical reports - to add mobile convenience. We should not be made to go to a desktop, when the whole idea of an app is convenience. Hopefully enough people complain about this that it gets updated and fixed.

I’ve used My Charts since it was first introduced for PC. Now I used it with 3 health systems that use various versions of MyChart . When my primary in one system and my gastroenterologist in another we’re able to ‘reach across’ their systems and sync my medications, see the labs performed by the other I knew My Charts had grown up. I’ve never had a problem in the desktop, iPhone and iPad APPs. I travel twice a year and I have piece of mind that I’m carrying my current health records with me. I now what my neurologist to interface their system. They get into this app easily but their is no merging of test, visit notes, therapies ordered accessible from MyCharts for my other doctors to see. I figure that will happen in due time.
The developers of MyCharts and the APPs for it get KuDos from me. A 10 if the review scale allowed.

What is there works which is good, but it's missing some key features to make it generally usable.

Login: must add Touch ID login capability. The passwords to our medical accounts are by definition already long and complex for security. Entering them on a computer keyboard is already nontrivial. On a phone soft keyboard it's a pain and likely requires several retries. Get it once and the use Touch ID and the keychain.

Test results: good to see the. It missing the a ability to chart the several results over time I can do on the website.

What would also be good but not as critical is that for a prescription/drug the condition for which it was prescribed would be VERY helpful. Many of us get prescriptions to have on hand IF a condition flares up. So I'm not taking it normally, it's in a drawer. Looking over the list and seeing drugA would be better if it had "for treating blah".

But key is the Touch ID login. With the password manual entry I'm just not going to use this over time and just wait till I get to a computer as was the case already.

Update: the developer suggestion one should contact their healthcare provider is the wrong answer. Epic should update MyChart to provide Touch ID as a way of accessing and communicating the passwords stored in the keychain. Asking hundreds of people to contact dozens of healthcare providers is stupid.

Before my Doc retired it was fantastic being able to get a hold of him easier than going through office. But there were a few hiccups with not getting notifications.
Trying to schedule an appointment with a new doctor in the Practice, I accidentally hit the DR. I saw at Urgent Care that Practice has connected to office. Now he is set as my Doctor and cannot see a way to remove the mistake through APP or desktop. Nor do I like the fact that just because ob/gyn is not in their system or would I link it, I can never get around the TO DO messages for Check Ups. Not exactly an app bug issue but in July I was in a fire and due to underlying health issues they took me to an Honor Health Hospital.I literally told them my info was in My Chart cause my Dr Office was part of Honor Health. They have over 20 years of records and the Hospital never even accessed it not once or even called office. What a joke !

I would have rated it higher but I don’t like a couple of the features. First in the billing area it automatically defaults to paperless billing. Second once you are looking at the bill you can’t print it. I use a HSA account through my work and pay dr’s bill that way. This forces you to pay through MyChart . And had to play around with MyChart just to turn off paperless billing.
Another feature I don’t like is the medical to do list. Through both my medical providers I have linked in MyChart it show 2-3 exams/shot to do for the year. It will not allow editing to tell it they are done. And my primary dr’s office is still struggling with updating it as well. They are still flipping back and forth between their old system and this one to view things.

The two health providers are Cape Fear Valley Health and Duke Health.

Last review I was royally po’d at all the problems. But I’m happy to say things are looking better. My login problems are gone and Touch ID is working normally again. The appointment scheduling section had been a total snafu - but now it looks and acts much more as expected. Unfortunately, the provider controls the options and the Cleveland clinic is not offering the ability to schedule a specialist visit. Kind of sad since my primary issues are cardiac and I typically schedule a cardiologist visit every 6 months, whereas I normally only see my primary doc once annually for my physical. Meanwhile, the messaging and test results continue to be very handy. Hopefully it continues to improve and be even more useful in the future. Thanks to the dev’s for listening and fixing user issues.

I have the this app app on both my iPhone and iPad. I have it listed for my hospital visit, my eye clinic visits and my general health visits. The only thing is accurate on his keeping the appointment dates updated. And yes it does share test results. That’s it.
It does not provide any billing information at all despite my getting paper bills indicating massive charges nothing ever appears on the this app apps. There is no way of letting MyChart people know that it doesn’t work the only messaging goes to the doctors and I don’t trust it since they don’t even tell me the bills. This is a useless app that makes people think they have contact and that they are sharing information and information is being shared with them.
Thank goodness I kept paper statements for everything otherwise I would have no tracking of my billing or payments. This is a scam both to the medical profession into the patients. For goodness sake I hope somebody read MyChart and updates it correctly.

1.) The e-check in process is excruciating, only for me to have to do the exact same process at the dr’s office. It doesn’t save me any time or aggravation so for as frequently as I go to the Dr, I just stopped doing the e-check in.

2.) I see providers in two different local health care systems. They both use this app but it seems that I can only use MyChart for one or the other. I would love the simplicity of not having to use desktop features from my phone for both but that does not seem to be an option.

Other than that, I love having all of my test results at my fingertips, before my next appointment even. That allows me to prepare for educated conversations with my physicians prior to seeing them. Also, I can look back and see my progress.

MyChart Needs to be Updated and needs Improvement.
It is constantly giving me loading problems saying server not connected. I cannot send messages to my doctor. Make appointments or view anything on it but my appointment date and time. Then you're not able to make appointments for dental but yet it gives you a dental over due reminder. The alert reminder bell is annoying it should have a clearing option once viewed. MyChart needs a lot of work. The part I do like is you can see what doctor, nurse or specialist is really doing there job professionally. A lot uploaded to the site isn’t very accurate. It makes you question your hospital and clinic choices. I really hope they make some changes to MyChart very soon. The doctors uploading as well to MyChart also need to do better proper medication on file health issues etc. I cannot even review my test results. 😭 Please Update