MyHealth Records

MyHealth Records is an online tool that lets Albertans 14 years of age or older see some of their health information from Alberta Netcare, the provincial electronic health record.

MyHealth Records also lets you keep better track of your health in one secure place. You can get, store, and manage your personal health information.

MyHealth Records can be used on a computer, tablet, and smartphone.

MyHealth Records Tools

Children’s COVID-19 Test Results Lookup

Overview

Parents and guardians can check their child’s most recent COVID-19 test result. You need:

Your child’s Alberta Personal Health Number (on the Alberta Personal Health Card)
The date of the child’s most recent COVID-19 swab test within the last 30 days

My Personal Records

Overview

My Personal Records lets you:

access your COVID-19 test results, as well as results for your child, as soon as they’re ready
see medicines you received from community pharmacies
see most immunizations you received in Alberta
see common lab test results
keep journals to track your mood, sleep, weight and fitness goals
upload and track information from your personal health devices, including blood pressure monitors, blood glucose meters, and fitness trackers that are supported by My Personal Records
print out reports to share with your healthcare providers
share your record with someone you trust
safely exchange messages with your healthcare providers, provided they are using the same messaging tool
add and store other personal health information

My Personal Records will add even more features in the months and years ahead.

A secure place for
your health information

Protecting your private health information is a top priority.

You need a free MyAlberta Digital ID. This involves a number of steps to verify your identity
Your information is protected using both user authentication and data encryption. This means you need to prove you are who you say you are and that special tools are used to protect your information
My Personal Records has had a privacy impact assessment to make sure your privacy is protected
Third-party security auditors regularly test the service’s security

Get lab test results
right away

See your results for common lab tests as soon as they are ready. My Personal Records provides links to get more information about these tests.

If you have questions about a test result, call 811 to talk to a Health Link nurse.

Lab test results on
My Personal Records

My Personal Records lets you see these lab test results:

Blood tests

liver function tests: alanine aminotransferase (ALT), alkaline phosphatase (ALP), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), albumin, bilirubin, and protein
hematology tests: complete blood count and differential, ferritin, and iron
coagulation tests: activated partial thomboplastin time (APTT/PTT) and prothrombin time (PT/INR)
electrolytes: calcium, bicarbonate, chloride, phosphate, potassium, and sodium
lipid panel: cholesterol (HDL/LDL/non-HDL) and triglyceride
kidney function tests: creatinine, glomerular filtration rate, urea
endocrine tests: glucose (standard and fasting), glycohemoglobin (A1C), T4 and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

Urine test

routine urinalysis

Swab test

COVID-19

MyAHS Connect

MyAHS Connect is a new tool to help Alberta patients manage their health and healthcare experience.

MyAHS Connect is part of a larger project called Connect Care. With Connect Care, your AHS and partner health records will be stored in a single location and your healthcare team will have a more complete picture of your health history. Connect Care will be phased in across Alberta. Health organizations that work with Alberta Health Services (AHS), such as Covenant Health and Carewest, will also use Connect Care.

Features and Benefits

Overview

MyAHS Connect lets you:

view important health information from your Connect Care health record from AHS and partner hospitals, facilities and programs such as test results, medicines and visit summaries
communicate securely with members of your AHS and partner care teams, helping you to prepare for or follow up on a recent clinic visit
view past and future appointments with your AHS and partner care teams
request updates to your Connect Care health record, such as changes to your allergies, medicines or current health problems
share smartphone and medical device data (Apple Health, Google Fit, Fitbit, and Withings compatible devices) with your AHS and partner care teams
share images and documents with your AHS and partner care teams
view and pay any fees you owe to AHS and partner care teams for things such as crutches and other types of medical equipment
find out about research studies that may interest you

When can I get access?

MyAHS Connect will be available to patients, as Connect Care is launched in waves across Alberta to AHS hospitals, clinics and programs between now and 2023. The first wave of Connect Care launched in November 2019 at some Edmonton area hospitals and clinics, including the Walter C. Mackenzie (WCM) Campus (University Hospital), the East Edmonton Health Centre, and many ambulatory clinics in the Edmonton area. Albertans who receive care at these sites can now get access to MyAHS Connect. If you receive care in the Edmonton area, ask your care provider if you can have access to it.

To see when other AHS hospitals and clinics around Alberta will have MyAHS Connect available to their patients refer to the Connect Care Implementation Timeline.

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