MyHealth.Alberta.ca’​s New Look​

The homepage updates will make​​ it easier to find the information you are looking for. The content itself hasn't changed and is still a trusted source of information. These ch​anges reflect our ongoing commitment to follow new and em​erging best practices.​

You can still find specific health conditions, tips for healthy living, or locate a service. You can also learn about medications, tests and treatments.

MHA Network Banner

The MyHealth.Alberta.ca Network showcases trusted, easy-to-understand health and wellness information from Alberta Health Services and its partners. Click on MyHealth.Alberta.ca Network banner at the top of any MyHealth.Alberta.ca page for a list of our partners. You will also see the MyHealth.Alberta Network banner at the top of our partners’ webpages.

New Pages

• What are children’s rights with privacy and confidentiality? Confidential Healthcare for Youth goes over some commonly asked questions
• Do you have atrial fibrillation? Your doctor may have talked to you about left atrial appendage occlusion (LAAO).

Improved Find Healthcare Tool

We’re pleased to announce a new tool on MyHealth.Alberta.ca called Find Healthcare. This replaces the Healthcare Locator.

This improved tool makes it easier for you to find facilities and services. Using your postal code or location, you’ll be able t​​o find the facilities and services closest to you.

Other benefits are:

• easy to use
  
• mobile and tablet friendly
• results shown in a map, grid, or list view
• same tool on both MyHealth.Alberta.ca and the Alberta Health Services website

New Patient Care Handouts​

• Check out the new handout on Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), a condition that can happen to regular users of cannabis.

MyHealth Records

MyHealth Records is now available on MyHealth.Alberta.ca. MyHealth Records lets Albertans manage their health by providing a secure and convenient place online to see certain health records.

You can access MyHealth Records using a variety of devices such as smartphones, tablets, and computers to:

• view medicines dispensed from community pharmacies
• view most immunizations given in Alberta (You can also add immunizations you’ve had outside of the province.)
• view the results of common lab tests completed within 18 months of the date you sign-up for MyHealth Records
• record blood pressure and blood glucose levels
• keep journals to track your mood, sleep, weight, and fitness goals
• upload and track information from health devices, including supported blood pressure monitors, blood glucose meters, and fitness trackers like FitBit
• print out reports and health records to share with healthcare providers

MyHealth Records is designed with the security of Albertans’ private health information as a top priority. Your information is protected using both server authentication and data encryption.

To find out more, go to MyHealth Records.