MyUCDavisHealth | UC Davis Health

MyUCDavisHealth gives you secure and confidential access to:

• Schedule appointments and receive personalized reminders
• Send and receive non-urgent messages from your care team
• Review your medications, immunizations, allergies and medical history
• Request medication refills, and view lab and test results
• View after-visit summaries, discharge information and more

The MyUCDavisHealth app and web portal brings the care team to you with convenient video visits. Use your smartphone, tablet, or personal computer for access to:

• Telehealth Video Visits: Chat virtually with your care team to follow up about chronic disease management, specialty care, procedures, mental health, and more. Learn more about video visits and about family video visits
• Telehealth Express Care: Same-day and extended-hours video visits with UC Davis Health care teams to discuss non-emergency issues. Examples include flu-like symptoms, UTIs, GI problems and more. Learn more about Express Care for UC Davis Health patients and Express Care for non-UC Davis Health patients
• Medical advice through MyUCDavisHealth messages: Messaging your provider through MyUCDavisHealth is another way we make care convenient. Most messages to your provider and your provider’s office are free. However, some messages may be billed to your insurance as E-Visits. Learn more about E-Visits

We take great care to ensure your health information is kept private and secure. MyUCDavisHealth is password-protected and uses the latest secure encryption technology.

Only you, your doctor and your doctor’s authorized care team have access to your information.

Along with test results, UC Davis Health is pleased to share online access to most of the notes our health care team writes about a patient’s visit or hospital stay. This is related to the national movement toward “Open Notes.” You are invited to read your notes on MyUCDavisHealth – your secure, confidential patient health record portal.

If you have COVID-19 symptoms that are difficult to manage but not that serious, you can schedule a telehealth video visit with your provider on MyUCDavisHealth. Patients who are at higher risk for serious COVID-19 complications may want to talk to their primary care team about treatment options.