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Scammers are trying to trick patients by using the MyChart name and logo.

Some might try to steal your login information or promise free gifts if you enter payment details.

Information to help protect yourself and loved ones can be found at https://t.co/bVHaZLvHii.

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Introducing Prescription Marketplace, where patients and clinicians will be able to compare prices and pickup/delivery options from different pharmacies so they can make more informed decisions and save money.

A new API will introduce cash prices — what a pharmacy charges someone paying without insurance — alongside insurance-based prices. While clinicians can already see what a medication will cost under the patient’s insurance in Epic along with certain lower-cost alternatives, this opens up options that can be cheaper and more convenient for patients.

It also helps physicians keep their patients safe. Health systems will be notified when the patient fills their prescription and if a script goes unfilled for too long.

More information will be shared next week during Open@Epic.

Read more: https://t.co/crbSYxViwx

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Patients can now compare their recovery from select procedures to others who've had the same procedure, using Cosmos benchmarking data in MyChart — helping them see whether they’re on track.

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Coming soon, Emmie's connection to knowledge bases
expands to allow for a more personalized patient experience.

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Good instinct. This is a scam.

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I keep getting an email from @MyChartEpic saying I can get a free mychart medicarekit but the sender's email is suspicious (𝖬𝗒𝖢𝗁𝖺𝗋𝗍 <[email protected]>)

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Patient feedback so far has been 95.6% positive with nearly 100,000 summaries generated. Room for improvement.

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Booking a doctor’s appointment is getting easier.

MyChart Provider Finder helps you find the right provider for your needs and insurance coverage. As a patient, you have access to the same results and real-time availability as the health system staff, making it easy to book an appointment — with or without a MyChart account.

If your org is live, you can try it out on their website or in MyChart.

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Scammers are trying to trick patients by using the MyChart name and logo.

Some might try to steal your login information or promise free gifts if you enter payment details.

Information to help protect yourself and loved ones can be found at https://t.co/bVHaZLvHii.

[Epic @HeyEpic]

Over the last year, patients were seen an average of 30 days sooner with Fast Pass in MyChart, an automated way of keeping schedules full by notifying patients of open upcoming appointment slots.

Patients accepted earlier visits 8 million times.

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Coming soon in MyChart:

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After your doctor’s visit, Emmie can proactively reach out to help with things like getting your new prescription delivered.

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Agents take care of business before, during, and after the visit.

For patients, Emmie will help them focus on what’s next.

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With Emmie, MyChart gets to know you better over time, helping your doctor work from a richer picture of your health.

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Health doesn’t only happen in the clinic. It happens in everyday life.

Emmie acts as an extension of patients’ care team, helping them track their health — like sleep data, activity, and pain — rooted in their health system’s care guidelines.

And it learns over time, giving Art (AI for clinicians) a rich history of information to help prepare for more meaningful conversations.

[MyChart @MyChartEpic]

Lean on Emmie for after-hours support.

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The doctor’s office might be closed for the night, but Emmie is ready to help.

More than a third of conversations with Emmie are after hours.

Emmie gives patients a 24/7 extension of their health system, helping them with anything from a billing question to scheduling their next visit.

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@misanthwopic Good luck.

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the unread message in my MyChart

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@SquirtRenoldys Hello.

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Charley Adams is a 46-year-old father of four living with a rare variant of multiple sclerosis.

There are few treatment options, so Charley went looking for experimental and specialized care beyond his home institution in Baltimore. He's traveled to major health systems in Dallas, Milwaukee, and Georgetown — accumulating over 200 medical visits since his diagnosis.

That’s a lot to keep track of. And for Charley, it’s imperative that his clinicians are working from a full picture. Epic’s interoperability keeps his care connected across all those different systems.

Because his records, including MRI results, blood work, and past treatments, follow him across institutions, new providers can quickly understand his complete history and make informed decisions about what treatments are safe or appropriate.

In his own words, MyChart (@MyChartEpic) has allowed him to “be his own navigator” — to research options, communicate with his care team, and pursue treatments he otherwise couldn’t have accessed. Without it, he says, traveling to specialists with his full medical history would have meant “suitcases full of paper records,” which simply wouldn’t be feasible.

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Patients are already asking Emmie about their test results in MyChart.

Now, they can see patient-friendly AI summaries as soon as they’re available — right where they already see their results.

@EmoryHealthcare is the first live with summaries for imaging results. Congrats, folks!

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Learn more: https://t.co/ez8BL3lPxN

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Preeclampsia is a leading cause of maternal and infant illness and death worldwide.

@HeyEpic is working with @preeclampsia to help women identify symptoms and understand what to do if they occur — giving expectant mothers access to education resources right from their MyChart.

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Education is key. Mothers can keep themselves and their babies safer when they are given the proper tools to manage their health.

According to a recent Preeclampsia Foundation report, 60% of women had risk factors for developing the hypertensive disorder, but only 8% could identify all major symptoms. Awareness of the symptoms enables mothers to be proactive about getting help, both during pregnancy and postpartum.