Patient Portal
Roper St. Francis Healthcare is excited to bring you MyChart — your new, secure, personalized patient portal. MyChart simplifies your healthcare experience with easy-to-use, convenient features. You must enroll in MyChart to conveniently access your medical records and other portal features. MyChart has replaced the Navigating Care patient portal.
Patients who had care
on or after November 6, 2022
You can use MyChart on your desktop, mobile phone, or tablet to:
- Schedule and manage your appointments
- Message your providers
- Request medication refills
- Access medical records, including test results and immunization history
- Pay your bills
It’s easy to activate your MyChart account. Choose one of these options:
- Request to set up an account at your
- Roper St. Francis provider’s office or with a member of your hospital care team.
- Visit mychart.rsfh.com and sign up online.
How to Activate Your MyChart Account
Already have an account? Log into MyChart.
Don’t have an account? Enroll Today.
Contact the MyChart help desk at (843) 402-2500, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Patients who had care
Before November 6, 2022
To access medical records for care received before November 6, 2022, please login into Navigating Care.
We will be sunsetting Navigating Care on 10/31/2023. Patients will need to login prior to 10/31/2023 to download or print anything needed.
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I am currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer at Roper St. Francis Hospital and would like to acknowledge two physicians who truly embody your mission of “healing with compassion, faith and excellence”.
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National Cancer Survivor Month
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