myhealth@UHB system update
A scheduled system update for myhealth@UHB will take place on Thursday 4 September 2025.
Any documents you have uploaded to myhealth@UHB that have not been reviewed and approved by a clinician will be permanently deleted.
To avoid losing any of your documents, we strongly recommend downloading and saving any documents stored in 'My Vault' that are marked with 'Just Me' access.
If you have any questions or need help, please email our support team.
Action required: myhealth@UHB security update – login process changes
Protecting your personal health information is a top priority at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB). As part of our commitment to strengthening data security across all systems, we're introducing an important update to the way you log in to myhealth@UHB.
What’s changing?
We’re implementing Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), a more secure login method that requires a verification code to be sent to your mobile phone each time you sign in. Please watch the video guide so you know what to expect.
Register for myhealth@UHB
The video guide contains step-by-step details of how to register for myhealth@UHB, which allows patients to view their healthcare information online.
What you need to do
No action is needed right now. We’ll be in touch in the coming weeks with instructions on how to set up the new login process.
If you have any questions or need support, please email our team.
myhealth@UHB
myhealth@UHB allows patients to remotely access some of their clinical information held by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB), including letters, appointments and laboratory results.
Developed by UHB’s in-house Technical Development and Informatics Team, the myhealth@UHB portal is currently used by 40 specialties across UHB with the ambition to extend this to all UHB patients.
Patients can also upload information to myhealth@UHB, allowing clinical staff to instantly see updates and respond where necessary. The facility to store and share files relating to their health as well as add appointments from other hospitals helps create a more complete picture of their healthcare.
The initial myhealth@UHB trial was kindly funded by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham (QEHB) Charity.
Last reviewed: 18 August 2025