You have to create a password when you set up your account. Passwords keep your information private and secure.

MyHealth.Alberta.ca passwords must be between 8 and 32 characters and include at least 3 of the following:

• ​a capital letter
• a lowercase letter
• a number
• a symbol

A strong password is one that you'll remember, but be hard for others to guess.

Don't share your password with anyone!

MyHealth.Alberta.ca protects the databases that store your health information but you're responsible for the security of any computers or mobile devices you use.

Tips for keeping your information private:

• Create a strong password and don't share your user name and password with anyone.
• If you write down your password, make sure you keep it in a safe place away from your computer.
• Be sure to sign out when you're finished using your personal health record and don't leave your computer unattended while you're signed in.  If you share a computer with family members who also have a personal health record,  make sure to sign out or the records may become visible to other family members.
• Regularly clear your Internet browser cache and history. This cleans out the memory that might have some of your information stored.
  

When you register, you have to accept a User Agreement​. By clicking “I Agree” you're saying that you've read the agreement and agree to the terms and conditions.

From time to time new features may be added to the MyHealth.Alberta.ca that may change the existing agreement. Since you have access to these features, you'll have to read and accept the new agreement.