Mobile Application
Norton Healthcare patients can now use their smartphones to access their electronic medical records on the go — anytime, anywhere.
To access MyChart on your smartphone:
- Search MyChart in the iTunes App Store or Google Play.
- Download and install the free MyChart app.
- Run the MyChart application from your smartphone.
- Select Norton Healthcare from the list of health care providers.
- Log in with your MyNortonChart ID and password. If you are not yet signed up, click “Sign Up” on your mobile device to begin the process.
Sign Up for MyNortonChart and Get Connected to Your Health.
Select Norton Healthcare/Norton Children’s.
Log in with your MyNortonChart username and password.
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