Welcome to MyAtriumHealth – Your New Patient Portal

If you need an account, it’s easy to create your MyAtriumHealth account online:

• Visit my.atriumhealth.org
• Under New User, select Sign Up Now
• Answer a few questions and enter your personal information
• Once you sign up, your account is automatically activated

Click on Your Menu and choose Request Family Access.

As a parent or legal guardian, you can view your child’s medical information and help manage their care in MyAtriumHealth. This is done through what is called proxy access. Please note that due to state and federal privacy regulations, access to your child’s information may be limited if your child is over the age of 13.

What you can see depends on your child’s age:

• Ages 0-12: You can see all of your child’s health information (full proxy access).
• Ages 13-17: You can see some, but not all, of your child’s health information. This is required by state and federal regulations.

What if my child is aged 13-17 and unable to make their own medical decisions?

In some cases, a parent or guardian may be given access to their child’s information. This applies when a child is not mentally capable of making informed medical decisions on their own (diminished capacity). This requires a doctor’s order.

Have questions?

You can always call your child’s doctor’s office to discuss their health and care.

If you are a child’s parent or legal guardian, you can view their medical information and manage their care in MyAtriumHealth through proxy access. Proxies of children between the ages of 0-12 have a full view of the child’s information, while proxies of children between the ages of 13-17 have teen access, which is a limited view of the child’s information by default. Like other health systems across the country, Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist follows state and federal regulations that limit online access to patient records for individuals aged 13-17.

A full view of the child’s information is granted to proxies when a patient 13-17 years old is of diminished capacity – meaning the patient is not mentally capable of making informed medical decisions on their own. Diminished proxy access requires a doctor’s order. Due to certain medical needs, there are instances when a parent or guardian may request access to the child’s health record that will remain active after the child turns 18. As always, a parent or guardian may call the doctor’s office to discuss their children’s health concerns.

To access a child’s account, sign in to MyAtriumHealth. From Your Menu, select Request Family Access under Sharing. Then select Child Proxy. Account access should be available within a few business days, and MyAtriumHealth will prompt you to confirm the child’s date of birth before access becomes active.

You will need your child’s:

• Social Security Number, or
• Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Record Number (MRN). You can find the MRN on a receipt from a child’s visit, right above the home telephone number.

Yes, we take great care to make sure your health information is private and secure. MyAtriumHealth follows federal privacy laws (HIPAA) and uses encryption technology to protect your records.

Here are some tips to help keep your information safe:

• Choose a password that is easy for you to remember but hard for others to guess.
• Two-step (or multifactor) authentication is automatically turned on for all accounts to help keep your information secure.

Two-step verification is an added layer of security designed to protect the information in your patient portal account.

In addition to signing in with your username and password, two-step verification will ask you to enter a one-time-use security code. This helps us verify your identity. Once you successfully enter your code, you will be signed in.

If you choose to skip this step, frequent users will only need to complete two-step verification from time to time.

Two-step verification is turned on by default for all MyAtriumHealth users to help keep your health information private and secure.

MyAtriumHealth lets you choose how you’re notified for many different types of updates. To manage your notifications:

• Sign in to the MyAtriumHealth app (iOS | Android) or website.
• Open the menu and under Account Settings, select Communication Preferences.
• Expand the list of notification options for the category you want to change.
• To turn off a notification, deselect the envelope icon or text balloon icon next to it. The icon will turn white when the notification is off.
• To turn on a notification, select the envelope icon or text balloon icon next to it. The icon will turn blue when the notification is on.
• You can also expand Advanced settings within each category to choose preferences for more specific notifications.
• When you’re done making changes, make sure you select Save Changes.

To stay connected to your car

Text START to 89027 to get text message updates about appointments, test results, billing and more.

Our support team is here to help. Whether you need help signing up for an account or have questions about MyAtriumHealth, you can reach us by:

Phone: 855-799-0044 

Email myatriumhealth@atriumhealth.org