United StatesManage your health information anywhere, anytime, with MyUPMC With MyUPMC, you can: • Send a message directly to your doctor’s office anytime • Schedule appointments with UPMC providers • Access your medical records and doctors' notes • Conveniently manage your family's health • See your test results, medications, immunization history, and more • Manage your appointments and save to your calendar • Renew prescriptions without calling your doctor’s office • Quickly view and pay your bills • Find a UPMC doctor, including primary, pediatric, and specialty care providers, and request to schedule an appointment Access is convenient, free, and secure! For the best experience, please update your mobile device or iPad to the latest iOS operating system. If you experience issues, completely close the app, restart your device and open the application. Encounter a problem? Need to ask a question? Please call the MyUPMC Support line at 1-866-884-8579, option 2. Have a suggestion or feedback? Email [email protected]. Thank you! Enjoying the MyUPMC app? Rate it now and let us know.
A truly bug ridden and flakey App (and web site)
MyUPMC is one of the the flakiest apps that I’ve ever encountered. Because of the preregistration flows it can take days to preregister. Even after preregistration has been completed, you’ll still be asked to preregister. This goes on even after you do the final preregistration at the check in window. It’s worth noting that most all of the bugs are also present in the web site. Sadly, the scariest bug is that while you’re driving to the appointment, fully preregistered, you’ll still receive a constant stream of SMS text messages to preregister even as you’re driving. I’ve often wondered how many people have had accidents on the way to UPMC appointments because of the stream of text messages Also the app and/or the web site wants you to update your medical cards constantly but does not save them reliably. Even after you’re fully and successfully preregistered it will continue to ask you to add cards. In general UPMC struggles to implement technology. On physical visits UPMC has been trying to use my thumb print for about five years and it still has never once worked. I put up with all of these things because the doctors are good, but it’s still very annoying. One BIG problem is that video meetings through the app do not work. I have spent 3 days with UPMC on troubleshooting and it absolutely does not work. However, they do have a working solution called Doximity, but you have to know about it and remind them to use that. I am a software architect and it’s painful to think of such sloppy work.
United StatesA truly bug ridden and flakey App (and web site)
MyUPMC is one of the the flakiest apps that I’ve ever encountered. Because of the preregistration flows it can take days to preregister. Even after preregistration has been completed, you’ll still get asked to preregister. This goes on even after you do the final preregistration at the check in window. It’s worth noting that most all of the bugs are also present in the web site. Sadly, the scariest bug is that while you’re driving to the appointment, fully preregistered, you’ll still receive a constant stream of SMS text messages to preregister even as you’re driving. I’ve often wondered how many people have had accidents on the way to UPMC appointment because of the stream of text messages Also the app and/or the web site It wants you to update your medical cards constantly but does not save them reliably. Even after you’re fully and successfully preregistered it will continue to ask you to add cards. In general UPMC struggles to implement technology. They’ve been trying to use a thumbprint for patient ID for over 5 years and it still has never worked. I put up with all of these things because the doctors are good, but it’s still very annoying.
United StatesInvaluable information
This app is invaluable in monitoring my test results and in communicating with my physician.
United StatesIt’s the little things
Managing your health is just a part of life. We all get older which usually means doctor’s visits and monitoring your health is even more important. It isn’t until you have to do the little things like reviewing your test results, scheduling appointments, requesting prescription refills , paying your bill or asking your doc a question that you appreciate an application like the MyUPMC app or the website and it’s ease of use . I can honestly say it’s become a staple in my life and I’ll even go as far as saying it almost seems to encourage me to stay on top of things health wise. Oh and the convenience of virtual doctor’s office visits are a huge plus!
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United StatesA truly bug ridden and flakey App
MyUPMC is by far the flakiest app that I’ve ever encountered. Because of the preregistration flows it can take days to preregister. Even after preregistration you’ll still get asked to preregister. This goes on even after you do the final preregistration at the check in window. The most hilarious bug is that while you’re driving to the appointment, fully preregistered, you’ll still receive a constant stream of SMS text messages to preregister even as you’re driving. I often wonder how many people have had accidents on the way to UPMC appointments. It wants you to update your medical cards constantly but does not save them reliably. Even after you’re fully preregistered it will continue to ask you to add cards. In general UPMC struggles to implement technology. They’ve been trying to use a thumbprint for patient ID for over 5 years and it still has never worked. I put up with all of these things because the doctors are good, but it’s still very annoying.
United StatesDr Moubarak and office workers,
Everyone was so nice and efficient! Check in was quick, only waited about 5 minutes and Dr Moubarak was there to check me.
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