MyUHS
MyUHS is your online health portal. Every enrolled student has a MyUHS account. Use your NetID and password to sign in. You don not need to register or activate your account.
Incoming students for the fall semester receive access to MyUHS around mid-July.
Access MyUHS
Using MyUHS
Wondering what you can do on MyUHS? Here’s a quick guide.
Appointments
- Book many appointment types online
- Check in for telehealth appointments
Forms and Records
- Complete consent forms
- Upload immunization records
- Access test results
Secure Messaging
- Receive after-visit notes
- Send follow-up messages to your provider
Get the MyUHS Mobile App
On the go? MyUHS is the official healthcare app for UW-Madison. The MyUHS app is not currently available on the Google Play store.
Frequently Asked Questions on Secure Messaging Through MyUHS
UHS providers communicate with students through secure messages in MyUHS. UHS will only communicate about private health records and test results via MyUHS.
MyUHS automatically sends an email alert to the associated WiscMail address when a secure message is waiting in MyUHS. Medical or mental health providers may send appointment follow-up messages to students through MyUHS even if the student have not yet accessed their account.
Do not send questions about medical emergencies or mental health crises via MyUHS. MyUHS is not monitored 24 hours a day. In case of a medical emergency, call 911. For a mental health crisis, call the UHS 24-hour mental health crisis intervention services: 608-265-5600 (select option 9).
Follow-up questions for medical or mental health providers should be sent via secure message through MyUHS, not regular email.
This is because regular emails, such as Wiscmail or Gmail, can be intercepted and accessed by unintended recipients. MyUHS is a secure server and messages cannot be intercepted. To help ensure privacy, students are cautioned against sending sensitive, detailed personal information to a UHS email account.
Secure messaging is for follow-up communication, not for general health questions. To set up an appointment with a UHS provider, call 608-265-5600.