MyHealth Access Network

Rural healthcare is stronger when providers have access to the information they need, when they need it.

MyHealth is looking forward to joining healthcare professionals from across the state at the 2026 Oklahoma Rural Health Conference, where CEO Patricia Dysinger and Stephen Miller, State Coordinator for HIE, will be presenting on MyHealth’s work to support a more connected healthcare system.

We’ll also be exhibiting throughout the conference. We hope you’ll join Patricia and Stephen’s session and come see us at the MyHealth booth!

For more information about the conference, visit: https://www.rhao.org/conference

Our Account Relationship Manager, Katie Cooper, recently visited Axis HealthCare - Bartlesville location and met with Dr. Hightower, one of the organization’s most active MyHealth Provider Portal users.

Dr. Hightower shared that he uses the Provider Portal to look up 60–80 patients each month, particularly when seeing new patients or filling in gaps in their medical history. He has become familiar with navigating information from different healthcare organizations, helping him quickly find the records he needs to support patient care. The visit also gave him an opportunity to share valuable feedback about his experience with the portal.

Of course, being one of Axis Healthcare’s most active portal users deserves some recognition! After jokingly asking for a gold star, Katie surprised Dr. Hightower with an unofficial “Exceptional Utilization” certificate. ⭐

"Thank you to Dr. Hightower and the Axis Healthcare team for making MyHealth Access Network part of your workflow, using health information to support patient care, and continuing to share feedback that helps us improve!"

Connecting Oklahoma healthcare starts with bringing the right people and information together.

We’re excited to have MyHealth CEO Patricia Dysinger and Stephen Miller, State Coordinator for HIE, presenting at OHA Connect 2026, sharing insights on expanding participation, and strengthening Oklahoma’s health information exchange.

Attending OHA Connect? Catch Patricia and Stephen’s session and stop by the MyHealth booth to connect with our team!

For more information about the conference, visit: https://www.okoha.com/OHA/OHA/Education___Events/Connect/OHA_Connect.aspx

Have you ever left a doctor's appointment and thought of something you forgot to mention?

Maybe it was a medication you started taking, a recent visit to another provider, or a test you had a few months ago. It happens to all of us.

As patients, we can’t be expected to remember every detail of our health history, especially when care takes place across multiple healthcare organizations.

MyHealth Access Network helps participating providers securely access relevant clinical information from other participating organizations, giving them additional context to support informed decisions and more coordinated care.

While every conversation between a patient and provider remains essential, connected health information helps ensure the full picture doesn't rely on memory alone.

Learn more about how MyHealth Access Network supports connected care at myhealthaccess.net.

Every healthcare decision starts with reliable information.

On World Patient Safety Day, we recognize the importance of providing healthcare professionals with timely access to accurate, up-to-date patient information.

When authorized providers have a more complete view of a patient's health history, they can make more informed clinical decisions, reduce unnecessary duplicate testing, and better coordinate care across healthcare settings.

Patient safety is a shared responsibility and connected health information is one way we can help support safer, more efficient care for patients everywhere.

Healthy aging isn't about slowing down. It's about finding meaningful ways to stay active, connected, and engaged at every stage of life.

Whether it's joining a walking group, taking an art or fitness class, volunteering in your community, learning a new hobby, or simply spending time with family and friends, staying socially and physically active can have a positive impact on your overall health and well-being.

Looking for ways to stay active? Explore classes, wellness programs, creative activities, and more through OKC Parks Senior Programs: https://www.okc.gov/Community-Recreation/Recreation-Activities/Seniors

Seniors OKC Parks has a senior activity center that offers a wide variety of programs and activities that engage both body and mind. Seniors enjoy special exhibitions, social events, and weekend trips to nearby destinations.

We’re heading to Care Providers Oklahoma's Fall Fair!

If you’re attending, stop by the MyHealth Access Network booth to meet our team and learn how health information exchange supports more connected care across Oklahoma.

📅 September 15–16
📍 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino | Catoosa

We look forward to seeing you there!

MyHealth Access Network is growing!

We’re expanding our team to better meet the growing and changing needs of our HIE members, provide them with the support they need to make the most of health information exchange, and make an even greater impact in the communities we serve. With that growth comes some exciting opportunities to join our team. We’re currently hiring for two roles and would love to connect with talented individuals who are passionate about healthcare and making a difference.

Customer Support Specialist:
In this role, you’ll support MyHealth participants by providing customer service, troubleshooting issues, assisting with onboarding and training, and helping healthcare organizations get the most out of MyHealth’s services and technology.

Tribal Relations Manager:
As a Tribal Relations Manager, you’ll develop and strengthen relationships with Tribal Nations, tribal health systems, and tribal healthcare organizations across Oklahoma, supporting collaboration and expanding access to health information exchange services.

If you’re looking for an opportunity to be part of a growing organization with a meaningful mission, view the full job descriptions here: https://myhealthaccess.net/careers/

Care fragmentation can happen when healthcare providers don't have the full picture.

Patients often receive care from multiple providers, specialists, hospitals, and clinics. Without timely access to important health information, critical details can be missed, leading to duplicate tests, delayed follow-up, or gaps in care. That's where Care Fragmentation Alerting can help.

When a participating provider receives an alert that a patient has received care outside of their organization, they have the opportunity to review new information, coordinate follow-up, and stay informed about their patient's healthcare journey.

By helping care teams identify potential gaps and reconnect the pieces of a patient's health story, Care Fragmentation Alerting supports better communication, improved care coordination, and more informed clinical decision-making.

To learn more about Care Fragmentation Alerting and MyHealth's many offerings, review our Product Guide on www.MyHealthAccess.net/product-guide/

Flu season is around the corner. Are you ready?

As temperatures begin to cool, cases of influenza typically begin to rise. Taking a few simple steps now can help protect you and those around you throughout the season.

Getting your annual flu vaccine, practicing good hand hygiene, staying home when you're sick, and keeping up with routine healthcare visits are all important ways to prepare.

A little preparation now can go a long way toward a healthier fall and winter. 🍂