Your new patient portal is coming November 7, 2026

Your care. More connected. Everything you need—all in one place!

What you need to know

A new way to manage your care is coming to Honor Community Health.

On November 7, 2026, your Honor Community Health patient portal will be replaced with MyChart, a secure online patient portal and mobile app that gives patients and families a more convenient way to access health information and manage care from a computer, tablet or smartphone

MyChart will replace our current patient portal and will be available through the MyChart website and mobile app.

MyChart patient portal will replace your current one.

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What you can do with MyChart

MyChart puts important parts of your care in one place. You can use MyChart to:

Manage appointments

Request, view and manage your appointments.

View your bills and insurance information

See your medical bills, insurance information and payment details in one convenient place.

View test results

Access many results and other health information online.

Request refills

Request refills for eligible prescriptions.

Review health information

See information from your Honor Community Health medical record.

Stay connected

Receive important updates about your care.

What’s changing

Honor Community Health is moving to a new electronic health record system. As part of this change, we are introducing MyChart as your new patient portal.

This means you will have a new way to access your health information.

Our goal is simple: to make it easier for you to stay connected to your care.

When MyChart will be available

You will be able to create or activate your MyChart account on November 7, 2026.

What to do now

You don’t need to do anything yet.

Watch for more information from Honor Community Health about how to access and sign up for MyChart. Or bookmark this page—updates are coming!

When MyChart is available, we will provide step-by-step instructions to help you get started.

How you may be able to sign up

There are several ways you may be able to activate your MyChart account.

Frequently asked questions

MyChart is a secure online patient portal that allows you to access parts of your health information and connect with your care team online.

No. It will be available on November 7.

Transitioning to a new electronic health record and patient portal is a significant change, and we appreciate your patience as we work through this process together.

While our team has spent many months preparing for this transition, there may be some delays or minor issues as our staff and patients become familiar with the new system.

Some processes may take a little longer than usual as our team learns and adapts to the new system. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this period.

No. There is no charge to create a MyChart account.

No. MyChart is not for emergencies.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Yes. MyChart is a secure online system designed to help protect your health information.

You will use your own username and password to access your account. Always keep your login information private.

No. Your upcoming appointments and ongoing care will continue as scheduled. If any changes occur that affect patients, we will communicate well in advance.

Most patients will need to create and activate a new Honor Community Health MyChart account. Our staff can help you enroll at your next clinic visit.

Most patient records from the past five years were automatically transferred to the new system. Other historical records remain securely archived and available to your care team as needed.

You will need a separate Honor Community Health MyChart account to access your Honor information. If you use MyChart at more than one health system, you can use MyChart to link multiple accounts for a more convenient experience.

Yes. You can access MyChart from your smartphone, tablet or computer.

The MyChart mobile app can make it even easier to stay connected to your care while you’re on the go.

MyChart will replace the current Honor Community Health patient portal.

More information will be shared with patients about the transition, including what you need to know about accessing your information and using your new MyChart account.

Please watch for updates from Honor Community Health.

That’s okay. You can continue to receive care at Honor Community Health without using MyChart.

MyChart is an additional way to access your health information and connect with your care team. If you prefer to manage your care another way, our staff can help you.

We’re here to help you get started.

Once MyChart launches, Honor Community Health will provide additional resources and support to help patients create and use their accounts. Call us at (248) 724-7600 if you have questions.

Yes. MyChart is another way to connect with us. You can still call Honor Community Health when you need assistance, (248) 724-7600.

MyChart provides options to help you reset your password and regain access to your account.

MyChart may offer proxy access, which allows an authorized person to help manage another person’s health information. More information about proxy access will be available as MyChart launches.

Get ready for MyChart

MyChart launches November 7.

In the meantime:

✓ Make sure we have your current phone number and email address.
✓ Watch for emails, texts and other information from Honor Community Health.
✓ Look for instructions about how to activate your MyChart account.
✓ Ask our staff if you have questions.

Your care. Your information. Easier access.