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Request MyChart Proxy Access to Child's Account

You must be 18 years and older to request an activation code online. If you are under 18, please speak with your doctor's office.

To request MyChart proxy access to your child's MyChart, please complete and submit this Request MyChart Proxy Access to Child's Account form. Your child's chart will be accessed through your MyChart account. If you don't have a MyChart account, we will email your activation code after reviewing your information (within the week up to 14 business days). We will contact you if we have any questions regarding your information.

Due to New York State requirements, your child's permission (consent) will be required beginning at age 12 for you to continue to have full access to their electronic medical information. Therefore, the day before he/she turns 12 years of age, your access will automatically be transitioned to a limited view of your child's MyChart. A limited view will allow you to see a small subset of information (allergies, immunizations, letters, and flowsheets); full access to your child's chart may be reinstated upon receipt of your child's consent. These age limitations do not affect any legal right you have to access your child's record by other means. To request a copy of your child's record other than through MyChart, please contact the Health Information Management (HIM) office at Strong or Highland, or your child's doctor or clinic.

I understand that Strong, Highland, and their doctors can revoke access to MyChart (for patients and their proxies) at any time for any reason.

All fields are required. If you need to request access to more than one child's MyChart, you will need to submit multiple requests.

Parent/Legal Guardian Information:

If you do not know if you have seen any UR Medicine Physicians, please provide your Primary Care Physician.

Child's Information:

The person you are requesting MyChart proxy access to.


**Legal guardianship papers must be sent to UR Medicine before access can be granted. Contact your child's doctor's office for more information.

Right to access: