Your health records start at the place where you get care. Your health information may be stored across many health systems that include provincial, regional or local sources.
There are several digital tools available to securely and easily access your personal health information online. Having access to and viewing your health records may help you feel more empowered to manage and learn about your health.
Health Gateway is the B.C. patient portal and provides a consolidated view of your health records. A Health Gateway account is available to everyone in British Columbia over 12 years of age.
Health Gateway provides B.C. patients with secure and convenient online access to:
Health Gateway contains many of your health records, but not all. Health Gateway’s Support Guide can provide more detail about the types of records and date ranges that are available.
MyHealthPortal provides patients who have received services at an Interior Health location access to some of their personal health information.
You can register if you are 19 years or older, or between 12 and 18 years with the support of your doctor or nurse practitioner.
MyHealthPortal provides access to:
MyHealth provides patients who have received services at an Island Health location access to some of their personal health information.
You can register if are 19 years or older, or between 12 to 18 years old with the support of your doctor or nurse practitioner.
MyHealth provides access to:
HealthElife gives Northern Health patients secure online access to select hospital services and hospital digital health information.
You can access information for yourself, your children, or any adult or elderly family members you may be supporting in care.
HealthElife provides access to:
You can use MyCareCompass by Lifelabs to access lab results and book appointments. It can be used by people in B.C. ages 16 or older.
