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Your MyMercy information comes directly from your electronic health record at your care team's office.

Incorrect or updated information can be reported through MyMercy for your care team to review and add to your electronic health record.

Incorrect or updated information is also collected during eCheck-in prior to a visit with your care team. Confirming/updating information during this process will inform your care team of any changes necessary within your electronic health record.

If your child is under 16 years of age, you will need to have a MyMercy account that you can log in to that will link to the child's account.

If you already have a MyMercy account, you can set up your child's account by calling your child’s Mercy Care Team and requesting access.

Statin medicines act in several ways, including lowering cholesterol, which prevents the blood clots that cause stroke and heart attack.

It's important to have a primary care physician. They get to know you, your history and your family health history. Building a long-term relationship with your PCP can translate to major health benefits over your lifetime, such as lower overall health costs, a decrease in hospital and ER visits, and better management of chronic diseases.

We do not recommend asking questions about a family member from your MyMercy account because MyMercy saves messages to your personal health record. Therefore, any communication about another individual’s information would be recorded in your health record. If the information does not appear in the correct health record, it could potentially jeopardize medical care for both you and the family member you asked about.