Online Health Records

Connect to Your Mount Sinai South Nassau Health Record Online

For your personal use, some records and results are available through Mount Sinai South Nassau's patient portal, Follow My Health and if you are signed up for FollowMyHealth, you can also aggregate all your medical records from all providers' electronic record portals through MyLinks or Apple Health, which are patient portal aggregation tools that keep all of your online medical records in one easy-to-find location.

FollowMyHealth

Now you can access much of your Mount Sinai South Nassau medical information online, whenever it’s convenient to you. It’s part of a service called FollowMyHealth, and it’s free. Once you register for this service, you can view results of your latest tests, for example, and you can set up accounts for your children or other dependents. And you can get this information through your computer, smartphone or tablet.

Please Note: Entering the FollowMyHealth® Patient Portal
FollowMyHealth is a third-party information portal that is not owned, operated or managed by Mount Sinai South Nassau. Use of the FollowMyHealth is solely at your discretion and is governed by the FollowMyHealth Terms of Use, which are posted on this website. If you share your login identification and password to FollowMyHealth with anyone, that person will be able to access your personal health information and your information may be disclosed to other unintended recipients. You shall be solely liable for any such uses or disclosures. Mount Sinai South Nassau does not make any representation or warranties of any kind, express or implied, with respect to accuracy, contents or operation of this website. The FollowMyHealth portal is intended to provide users with access to their health information, education materials, and, in some instances, communication tools. This portal is not intended to provide you with medical advice. If you have any need for medical advice or have any questions regarding your health, please contact your provider. DO NOT use FollowMyHealth for urgent medical concerns or problems. If you are experiencing urgent medical problems, call 911 or your provider immediately.

Sign Up Today

• Just follow this FollowMyHealth link to get started. Signing up takes only minutes.
  

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• If you’re using an iPhone or Android phone, download the FollowMyHealth portal app from the iTunes or Android store.

What’s Available Online?

For lab tests, records of your care delivered through FollowMyHealth are available for services you received since January 1, 2014. For all other medical information delivered through FollowMyHealth, records are available for services since June 1, 2012.

If you need other records, we’ll be glad to help you.

Have Questions?

Email us: Follow_MyHealth@snch.org
Call us: (516) 632-4531 or (516) 632-3907

iPhone and iTunes are registered trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
Android is a registered trademark of Google, Inc.
FollowMyHealth and Mount Sinai South Nassau are not associated with, nor endorsed by, Apple or Google.

MyLinks

Enhance your FollowMyHealth portal experience with MyLinks

MyLinks is a free application that allows you to electronically gather your medical records from all of your doctors and store them in one place, fully under your control.

What’s the difference between MyLinks and FollowMyHealth or other patient portals? MyLinks allows you to store all your data in one place, instead of having your information split among multiple portals. You can also correct and share your records with whomever you want!

How to get started using MyLinks

1. To use MyLinks, you must first be signed up for FollowMyHealth or other patient portals. If you are not yet signed up for FollowMyHealth, follow the 1-2-3 directions under “Getting Started.” Set up your MyLinks account at www.MyLinks.com by clicking “Sign Up.” Once you’ve filled out your information, a confirmation will be sent to your email to complete your registration.
2. You’ll need your user name and password for each patient portal you want to collect health data from. If you don’t have this information, speak with your healthcare provider about gaining access to their patient portal.
3. Once you're logged in, click “Gather Health Records.” Search for your healthcare organization, click “Get Health Record.”
4. You’ll then be routed to the login page for your patient portal. Log in with your username and password from Step 2, then click “Import” to transfer the data into your MyLinks account. Repeat steps 2–4 to add health data from other clinics or healthcare providers.
   

Visit MyLinks.com for more information

Apple Health

Health Records on iPhone Now Available to Mount Sinai South Nassau’s Patients

Health Records on iPhone offers patients a simple and secure way to access medical data and brings together hospitals, clinics and the existing Apple Health app to make it easy for patients to see their available medical data from multiple providers whenever they choose. The Health Records feature is part of the Health app, which also shows activity, heart rate, nutrition and other health data consolidated from iPhone, Apple Watch and HealthKit-enabled third-party apps.

Previously, patients’ medical records were held in multiple locations, requiring patients to log into each care provider’s website to piece together the information manually. Health Records creates a direct connection between medical institutions and a patient’s iPhone, allowing them to see a central view of their allergies, conditions, immunizations, lab results, medications, procedures and vitals. It also notifies patients when their data is updated.

Health Records on iPhone was designed to protect patients’ privacy through utilizing a direct, encrypted connection between the user’s iPhone and the healthcare organization. Downloaded health records data is stored on-device and encrypted with the user’s iPhone passcode, Touch ID or Face ID. Apple worked with the healthcare community to take a consumer-friendly approach, creating Health Records based on FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources), a standard for transferring electronic medical records.

Patients can access Health Records from within the Health app and can download their health records by selecting Mount Sinai South Nassau and authenticating with their patient portal username and password.

For more information, visit Apple Health Records.