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It should be simple to access the whole-person care you deserve. That’s why the AdventHealth app was designed to help manage all your family's healthcare, all in one convenient place. View your medical records, schedule appointments, see test results and connect with doctors from the palm of your hand.
Now, the app has relaunched with some important updates to improve your experience and prioritize the features and services you use most.
A New Version for Security and Simplicity
- When you log in to your AdventHealth app on or after September 15, you’ll be prompted to update to the newest version.
- Enhanced security features require a password reset when you download or relaunch this new version of the app.
- Once you’re inside the updated app, you’ll find all the features you rely on more easily available with MyChart as your new home screen.
If you have questions about your account information, password or app services, please visit our Account Help Center for step-by-step answers. If you’d rather speak with a team member for account technical support, we’re happy to help. Call us at Call855-238-8791 between 8 am and 8 pm (EST).
Key App Features and New Services
Whether you log in often or haven’t lately, it’s a great time to rediscover your AdventHealth app. The updated version is designed for easier access to your health records through more seamless integration with MyChart. It’s simpler than ever to see the tools and services you use most, like:
- Real-Time Health Information: Review health records, medications, after-visit summaries and test results in one place.
- Care Team Messaging: Send messages to your clinicians to ask questions, request referrals and more.
- Connect with Care Advocacy: Chat with AdventHealth Care Advocates for personalized help navigating your healthcare.
- Appointment Booking and Waitlists: Find a provider who meets your preferences, schedule and manage visits, and get notified if an earlier time opens.
- 24/7 Video Visits: Schedule virtual urgent care on demand anytime in the app.
- Cost Estimates: Understand potential costs before services.
Some new services to explore:
- Manage Family Care: Choose who to share secure medical information access with, including caregivers and healthcare providers.
- Request a Prayer: Request prayer and spiritual support as part of your whole-person care.
- Virtual Billing Assistant: Get help from Emmie, your AI assistant for around-the-clock billing questions.
Redownload or Relaunch To Get Started
We know how important it is to have the care you need organized and at your fingertips, and we redesigned the app experience with your whole health in mind. Visit the app store or launch your AdventHealth app now to start enjoying the new features.
You can also learn more about the app and how to get started here.
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