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Epic MyChart: Is the digital future of health care already in your hands?

Live session begins at 1 p.m. on Sept. 12

Moderator: Sean Bina

Location: Free virtual session with post-talk Q&A

Most people know you can use MyChart to ask your provider a question or schedule an appointment, but that’s just the start. MyChart can get you in sooner for an office visit, monitor your blood pressure and glucose, launch an on-demand virtual visit, share your record with anyone, and so much more. Epic expert Sean Bina walks you through the latest ways MyChart can connect you to better, more convenient health care — as well as providing a peek at what’s coming next. Includes post-talk Q-and-A with moderator.

Register for this free session here.

Session curated and sponsored by Epic

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