New Brunswickers can now get blood test results online
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New Brunswickers can now access their blood test results on MyHealthNB, which will 'enable citizens to be more engaged in their health care.'
New Brunswickers can now access their blood test results on MyHealthNB.
The online portal was originally created to help people access their vaccination cards and COVID-19 PCR test results.
The Department of Health said select users were chosen to test out a new section of the website called MyHealth Records. It was later opened to the general public on Jan. 11.
“More personal health information will be added over time, including immunizations, medication profiles and other lab results,” said spokesperson Adam Bowie in a statement.
In order to access their records, users must have a verified MyHealthNB account, which aids in the privacy process.
People can verify their identity and unlock their records by getting a registration code at their next blood clinic appointment in select regional health authority facilities.
“More convenient ways to verify a person’s identity and unlock access will be added over time,” Bowie said, though no specific dates were given.
The department said 215,000 New Brunswickers have already signed up to use the portal for their personal health information.
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