MyHealth.Alberta.ca general information
How is MyHealth.Alberta.ca different from other health information websites?
MyHealth.Alberta.ca is a trusted health information website for Albertans. All our content comes from our contracted knowledgebase provider and clinicians and healthcare professionals in Alberta. Our experts make sure the information is correct, up to date, and written for Albertans. The site was built by the Alberta Government and Alberta Health Services.
How do I search for information on MyHealth.Alberta.ca?
To search for the information you want on MyHealth.Alberta.ca:
- use the search feature at the top of the page
- use fewer words in your search to get more results (put “smoking” instead of “quit smoking”)
- browse theHealth A-Z list
- check theHealthy Living page for information on staying healthy and preventing disease
Where can I send feedback about MyHealth.Alberta.ca?
Your comments and ideas are important to us and can help make MyHealth.Alberta.ca better. You can email us atfeedback@myhealth.alberta.ca.
How can I update a service listing on MyHealth.Alberta.ca?
If you have an update to a program or service listed on MyHealth.Alberta.ca, please emailInformAlberta. This province-wide service directory is the source of program and service information on MyHealth.Alberta.ca.
Can I submit content to MyHealth.Alberta.ca, or will you link to my article, website, or blog?
All our content comes from our contracted knowledgebase provider and clinicians and healthcare professionals in Alberta. We’re unable to accept content from other sources.
Symptoms and medicines
What if I have questions about my symptoms or need health advice?
MyHealth.Alberta.ca is a general health information website. We do not give health advice for specific conditions. If you’re in Alberta and need health advice, you can callHealth Link at 811 to speak to a registered nurse any time, day or night.
If you’re having a medical emergency,call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department right away.
How can I learn more about medicines?
For information about medicines, side effects, and how some medicines may react with each other, you can:
Health and medical records
How do I get a copy of my immunization records?
If you received immunizations in Alberta, you can get many immunization records online or at a public health or community health centre. To get records of immunizations you’ve had through Alberta Health Services, contact theImmunization Records Request department for your zone.
How do I get my medical records?
To get a copy of your medical records from your doctor, contact your doctor’s office. For your health records for services or procedures you’ve had at an Alberta Health Services facility or clinic, contact AHSAccess & Disclosure.
If you’re signed up forMyHealth Records, you can also get some of your health records through My Personal Records or MyChart.
What if I need technical support or have questions about my MyHealth Records account?
If you need support for MyHealth Records, please call the support line at1-844-401-4016. Support is available Monday to Friday from 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (except holidays). You can also email one of the help desks listed below:
Healthcare
How can I find a family doctor who’s taking new patients?
There are a few ways to find a family doctor in Alberta. Learn more aboutfinding a family doctor.
How do I replace my Alberta healthcare card or find out what healthcare services are covered in Alberta?
For help with questions about the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (such as what is covered, updating your information, or replacing a lost card), visit theAHCIP webpage.
Can I use medical services in other Canadian provinces if I’m covered under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan?
To find out what medical services are covered outside of Alberta, you can:
Where can I get information about other healthcare programs and services?
To get information about healthcare programs and services in Alberta:
