Dignity Health Arizona patient portal

Managing your health between visits is easier than ever with our secure patient portals, which help keep you informed and connected to your care.

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Stay connected to your health

Dignity Health makes it easy for you to track essential health information, keeping you informed and in control of your well-being. Our online patient portals provide secure, online access to your health information anytime, anywhere.

With portal access, you can easily:
 

  • Access online bill pay
  • Review visit summaries and test results
  • Search for providers and schedule appointments
  • Securely message your care team
  • View a portion of your medical records
  • View recent and upcoming appointment

Explore the sections below for details for your specific location or type of visit, so you can make the most of your portal access.

Your patient portal helps you stay connected to your care before, during and after your visit.  My Portal by Dignity Health is available to patients at the following locations:

Getting started

During your visit or after scheduling an appointment, you may receive an email invitation from Dignity Health (no-reply@commonspirit.org). Follow the instructions in the email to create your account, then sign in using your email and password. If you already have a My Portal account, you may also download the My Portal mobile app from the Apple App Store or Google Play.

Need help?

Our dedicated support team is available to answer questions or help with technical issues. Call (844) 274-8497.

Find answers to common questions about setting up and using My Portal.

  • Can I create an account for a family member?
    Yes. Children under 12 and dependent adults can have a My Portal account with an adult as the proxy. Adolescents 12-17 cannot have an account. This is because teens have legal privacy rights for certain types of care, and our system isn’t designed to separate what parents and teens can see. For dependent adults, a signed release or Medical Durable Power of Attorney is required.

  • Who can access my account and medical information?
    You and authorized Dignity Health staff can view your medical records. You may also give a trusted person, such as a family member or caregiver, proxy access to help manage your care. You can change or remove proxy access at any time. You may be able to add or manage proxy access through My Portal. If you don’t see this option, contact Health Information Management or ask your care team for help.

  • What if my portal invitation is lost or expired?
    Invitations expire after 90 days. You can request a new invitation from your Dignity Health facility or call technical support at (844) 274-8497 for help resending a pending or expired patient portal email invitation.

  • Why am I getting a “400 Bad Request” error when I try logging into My Portal by Dignity Health?
    My Portal uses different access links based on your care location. This error typically occurs when you try to access My Portal using a link that does not match the region where you receive care. If you select the incorrect regional link, the login attempt will fail and may display a “400 Bad Request” error.

    To resolve this, please use the correct link based on where you receive care: 

    • Patients in Nevada and select regions of California (Bay Area, Central Coast, Ventura County and Southern California) can access My Portal by clicking here.
    • Patients in Arizona (excluding Yavapai Regional Medical Center patients) and select the following regions of California (Greater Sacramento, Central Valley and Northern California) can access My Portal by clicking here.

If the problem persists, call (844) 274-8497.

If you didn’t receive an email after your visit, ask our staff for help signing up for portal access. For medical records questions, contact your doctor’s office or hospital’s Health Information Management (HIM) department. Need technical assistance? Call technical support at (844) 274-8497.

Patients receiving care at Yavapai Regional Medical Group clinics or Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center in Prescott or Prescott Valley can use  YRMC CareConnect to securely access their health information.

Getting started

When you receive care at Yavapai Regional Medical Center, you’ll be offered the option to enroll in YRMC CareConnect. To sign up, provide your email address and choose a security question and answer. You’ll then receive an email with a secure link to complete your account setup.

You can also contact Health Information Management to set up an account:

Parents or legal guardians may create accounts for children. Self-enrollment is available for patients 18 or older.

Need assistance?

To reset your password, click “Forgot Password” on the sign-in page and follow the instructions. For all technical questions, call (877) 621-8014.

Notice: "Find a Doctor" is provided by CommonSpirit Health as a convenience to you. The information on each participating doctor is submitted to CommonSpirit Health by each doctor and is not independently verified by CommonSpirit Health. Each doctor is solely responsible for the completeness and accuracy of the information listed about him or her. CommonSpirit Health is not responsible for any loss or damages caused by your reliance on the doctor information contained on Find a Doctor. You should telephone the doctor's office in advance to verify the accuracy of the information.