I don't even see a place to put my husbands picture. I wish I could figure out a way to get my own chart. There is an area ro sign up but you have to give you account number or something and I have no idea what that would be. I need to put on my investigative hat on, my pipe and start going!!!! But both of us had our labs done on Friday and his are disgustingly normal. Every one of them except the prostate one

MyChart might work differently for different health care providers but for me, the doctor's office took the photo and put it on there. I was surprised to see it there--and I'd never really seen it before.

Sorry I can't remember how I signed up but it was easy--or I wouldn't have done it.:D

most account sign up sare handled one of two ways:
ask your MD to give you a link and account access (usually a temp password and login name - which you change once you are "live") or

call/email MyChart and ask for a user nae login and password to be emailed to you (look under the "contact us/questions/help" tab/link on the MyChart page)

I called my doctors office today, I have had that on my list to do for days upon days and just forgot. They will assign me a number and I have to go pick it up. But it's right over by where we are eating tomorrow so it will work out fine. I had my lab work done about 3 weeks ago and no one has called me so I assume no news is good news. I am interested to see what my A1c, blood sugar and lipid profile are though. He has taken me off my cholesterol medicine completely and cut my diabetes medicine in half so I would like to check on it. It will just be nice to have that access and be able to print out my own record.
I know my husbands CT scans were on his I hope my MRIs are on it. I know it all depends on what your doctor wants to have on it. I sure would like to have my history, physical and progress notes on it along with each doctors visit note. But those were things that were not on husbands.

don't get your hopes up re: MRI results or scan film - these are rarely available online to patients (yet sometimes the reults are posted)

*I think that most MDs think patients can't interpret the films or would freak out at the report findings LOL