Millions of patients look up mychart emory every month, and it is easy to land on the wrong page. This guide links straight to the official Emory MyChart portal and explains how to get in. Emory relies on Epic MyChart to keep records, results, and messages in one secure place. We are not affiliated with Emory.
What is Emory MyChart?
The Emory patient portal — commonly called Emory MyChart — is a secure website and app where Emory patients manage care online. After logging in you can view lab and test results as soon as they are released, request or reschedule appointments, send secure messages to your care team, and refill prescriptions and review your medication list. Because it runs on Epic MyChart, the experience is consistent with other MyChart portals you may already use.
How to log in to Emory MyChart
Here is the reliable way to reach your Emory MyChart account:
- Open the official Emory websiteGo to the official Emory website using the “Go to official portal” button on this page. Always confirm the address belongs to Emory before entering anything.
- Select Sign In / Log InFind the MyChart or patient-login link, usually labelled “Sign In” or “Log In,” in the top navigation of the Emory site.
- Enter your usernameType the MyChart username you created when you activated your Emory account.
- Enter your passwordAdd your password. Passwords are case-sensitive, so check that Caps Lock is off.
- Complete two-factor verificationIf two-step verification is enabled, enter the one-time code sent to your email or phone.
- Open your dashboardYou are in. From the Emory MyChart dashboard you can view results, message your care team, and manage appointments.
Emory MyChart — quick facts
| Provider | Emory |
|---|---|
| Portal type | Epic MyChart |
| Primary use | Results, messaging, appointments, prescriptions, billing |
| Platforms | Web browser, iOS app, Android app |
| Password reset | Self-service “Forgot password?” link on the official login page |
| Cost | Free for patients of Emory |
Why patients use Emory MyChart
For most people the appeal of Emory MyChart is simple: fewer phone calls and faster answers. Instead of waiting on hold to hear a lab result, you get a notification the moment it posts. Instead of a voicemail tag with the nurse line, you send a secure message and read the reply on your own schedule. The portal keeps your visit history, medications, and upcoming appointments in one organized place, which is especially helpful if you see more than one specialist within Emory.
Using the Emory MyChart mobile app
The free MyChart app puts your Emory account in your pocket. After installing it from the App Store or Google Play, search for Emory, then sign in with the same username and password you use on the web. The app adds conveniences the browser cannot, such as push notifications when a new result arrives, quick appointment check-in, and — where supported — fingerprint or face unlock for faster, secure access. If you have accounts at more than one health system, the app can hold them all together.
Keeping your Emory MyChart account secure
Because Emory MyChart holds sensitive health information, a few habits go a long way. Use a password you do not reuse on other sites, and turn on two-step verification if Emory offers it — that way a code from your phone or email is required alongside your password. Always reach the portal from Emory’s official website rather than a link in an unexpected message, and sign out when using a shared or public computer. Emory will never ask for your full password by phone or email, so treat any such request as a red flag.
Emory MyChart: common issues & fixes
Account locked
Too many failed attempts can lock an account temporarily. Wait a few minutes, then reset your password, or contact the provider’s help desk.
Contacting technical support
For login problems the fastest route is the Emory MyChart help desk listed on the official site — they can verify your identity and restore access.
Forgot your password
Use the “Forgot password?” link on the official Emory login page. You will verify your identity and set a new password. Never share it with anyone.
Forgot your username
Choose “Forgot username?” and confirm the email or phone on file. Emory MyChart emails your username to the verified address.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official Emory website?
No. This is an independent guide. Use the “Go to official portal” button to reach Emory’s own website, where the actual sign-in takes place. We never collect your credentials.
Why can’t I access my Emory MyChart account?
Common causes are a mistyped username, a locked account, or a maintenance window. Reset your password, double-check the address, and try again, or contact Emory support.
Is Emory MyChart free to use?
Yes. Emory MyChart is a free service for patients. You only need an activated account with a username and password.
Is there a Emory MyChart mobile app?
Yes. Download the free MyChart app from the App Store or Google Play, search for Emory, and sign in with the same username and password you use on the web.
What can I do inside Emory MyChart?
You can view lab and test results as soon as they are released, request or reschedule appointments, pay medical bills and view statements online, and send secure messages to your care team — all from one secure account.