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USING MY PERSONAL RECORDS
Only share with people you trust. Once someone can see your record, they could show or describe that information to others — you can't control that. You can change or remove their access anytime.
Your personal health record can be shared with someone you trust. You control the kind of information you share and what the person you share with can do with your information. Some information in your personal health record might be sensitive. Before you share your record: think about what you want the other person to see and what type of information you are comfortable sharing with them.
Parents/guardians can request access to personal health information when their child is younger than 16 years of age. Use the Parent/Guardian Access tool to get started.
How do I share my account with others?
Sharing with more than one person? Send a separate invitation to each person. Forgot the passcode you set? Resend the invitation with a new one.
How can I change the access level that someone has to My Personal Records?
You can remove view/edit access to records that others have shared with you by:
How do I accept an invitation to view someone’s record?
I received an invitation to view someone’s record, and the invitation is now expired.
I sent an invitation to someone so they can view My Personal Records, and the invitation is now expired.
How can I see a list of the records that I can access?