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MyChart is a free, secure online tool providing patients and designated family members and partners in care at Peterborough Regional Health Centre access to medical records and personal health information. With MyChart, you can view your test results and other health information from seven (7) partner hospitals:

  • Campbellford Memorial Hospital

  • Haliburton Highland Health Services

  • Lakeridge Health

  • Northumberland Hills Hospital

  • Peterborough Regional Health Centre

  • Ross Memorial Hospital

  • Scarborough Health Network

What are the benefits of a MyChart account?

  • Stay connected to your information online

    • Find important information about your visit or appointment
    • View your test results and other health information
    • Share your health information with members of your healthcare team
    • Communicate with healthcare providers through MyChart Messaging, including asking medical questions without having to call the clinic

  • Save time coming for your hospital appointments

    • Use the eCheckIn tool to save time during registration at the hospital or clinic
    • Manage your appointments
    • View details of your past or upcoming appointments

  • Track your health

    • View your health information from partner hospitals
    • View educational materials and discharge information from past visits and hospital stays

Book Your Screening Mammogram Appointment Online

Are you 40-74 years old? You can use MyChart to book a screening mammogram appointment without a physician referral. 

The Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) expanded the self-referral age for mammograms to individuals between 40 and 74 years old. Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC) now allows self-booking for screening mammograms at our Breast Assessment Centre. That means you can book your appointment date and time yourself through MyChart without making a phone call.

If you’re eligible for screening, you’ll see a notification in your MyChart with easy-to-follow booking instructions:

  • Login to MyChart

  • Locate the link to the OBSP self-scheduling page.

  • You will be asked to complete a series of questionnaires regarding information about yourself. If you meet the eligible criteria after filling out the questionnaires, you will be prompted to choose your appointment date and time.

  • After booking your appointment, you can find a message located in the Message Center confirming the details of your appointment.

Please note: This feature is currently only available to patients that meet the eligibility requirements.

Not signed up for MyChart?

To access online bookings, you must be signed up for MyChart. MyChart is a free, secure, online tool that gives you the ability to view and share your health information. Signing up is quick and easy and gives you access to view your lab results, diagnostic imaging reports, educational material and discharge information from past visits and hospital stays. Learn more and sign up today: https://mychart.ourepic.ca

But if you’re not interested in signing up just yet, you can still make an appointment at the Breast Assessment Clinic by calling 705-740-8166.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The OBSP allows patients between the ages of 40-74 years to self-schedule their own screening mammogram without a physician’s referral. It is important to note that not every patient between the ages of 40-74 will be considered a candidate for the program as eligibility is based on a specific set of criteria. Upon filling out the questionnaires in MyChart, you will be notified if you are a candidate and can proceed with self-scheduling.

Not every patient is a candidate for the OBSP Self-Scheduling Program. Based on the answers provided in the questionnaires, you may be unable to proceed with self-scheduling and instead consult your primary care provider (PCP), Health811, a walk-in clinic or PRHC Breast Assessment Centre for guidance.

The OBSP only allows appointments to be booked up to 150 days in advance. To book a future appointment, you will need to wait until closer to the desired appointment date.

See your family doctor or nurse practitioner: They can perform a clinical breast exam, assess your risk factors, and determine if further investigation is needed.

If you don’t have a doctor: Contact Health811 (811) or a walk-in clinic in your area for guidance.

Need Help?

Breast Assessment Centre

Call for specific questions regarding eligibility, clinical information, or all things clinic-related: 705-740-8166

Enhance Ontario MyChart Support Line

Call for MyChart-related issues, including login problems, activation link inquiries, and general account support: 1-833-789-3742, available Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

PRHC MyChart Support Line

Support for MyChart activation and proxy access (You can request “proxy access” to your family member’s account or give access to your account to a family member or caregiver): 705-876-5151, or MyChart@prhc.on.ca available Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.