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And You Thought You Were Busy
Relatively speaking, it's been kind of a slow day at the office for Stan Kasten. The John Rocker morass, mercifully, is behind him. Also in his rear-view mirror: a controversy about the futuristic design of the new downtown arena he helped create and a hubbub over a malcontented basketball player who habitually skipped team workouts--until Kasten released him.
On this day, Kasten, the 48-year-oldpuppeteer who pulls the strings for Ted Turner's sports empire, only has to find a coach for his floundering NBA team, the Atlanta Hawks. Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas has been mentioned as a candidate, but the usually glib Kasten is keeping his own counsel. He's gotten through rough patches before. And as the only executive in pro sports to oversee franchises in Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, and the National Basketball Assn., he'll push through this one, too. "We're always having crises in our business," offers Kasten from his office in the bustling CNN Center. "Part of it is adjusting definitions. What might be considered routine or just a problem takes on a different view here--everything's in a fishbowl, everything gets magnified."
Take the day-to-day trials of your average pro sports franchise, multiply by three and a half (Kasten also runs baseball's Turner Field and Philips Arena), and you have an inkling of the schedule the longtime Turner lieutenant keeps. One day last winter was typically frenetic: attend a breakfast honoring home-run king and Braves Senior Vice-President Hank Aaron, discuss fan-friendly refinements with architects at Turner Field, confer by phone with the general manager of the NHL Thrashers, and head back to a stack of phone messages. And that was before lunch.
Kasten hasn't always been responsible for every ball, bat, and puck in the Turner equipment bag, though to Atlanta fans it probably seems that way. He was one Turner's first hires after buying the Braves almost 25 years ago.
The story of their chance meeting is a beaut. Kasten was a newly minted Columbia Law School grad when he and his girlfriend (now wife), Helen, piled into his gold Datsun 260Z sports car and took off from his hometown of Farmingdale, N.J., on a cross-country junket. Their goal was to end every day at a baseball park.
In St. Louis, where the Cardinals were playing the visiting Braves, Kasten noticed a man with a sharp nose in seats next to the dugout. It was 1976, the year before "Captain Outrageous" won the America's Cup, and Kasten says: "No one knew Ted Turner back then." After the game, Kasten says he strolled down to meet the Braves owner, and "In that 5 or 10 minutes, we hit it off. Ted gave me his card and told me to write when I got home."
To this day, Kasten isn't sure why Turner offered him a job a few weeks later. His best guess: "I was an Ivy League lawyer willing to work hard and cheap at a time he didn't know exactly what he needed." Although he recalls that a job was in the back of his mind when he approached Turner, Kasten says when the offer arrived "my friends had to lock me in a room and convince me to take [it]. I didn't want to leave New York, They all said, correctly, `Schmuck, you can come back and be a lawyer anytime...."'
Kasten started as a lowly $200-a-week attorney, learning to bargain player contracts and slowly winning the confidence of his irascible boss. By 1979, at age 27, he was general manager of the Hawks. In 1986, he added the Braves. And when Harvey Schiller, head of the new NHL Thrashers, left to join YankeeNets last fall, Kasten got a third team.
HIS WAY. Nowadays, Turner is little more than a mustachioed ghost in the offices of his sports franchises. "Ted has never come to owners' meetings, not for years and years," says NBA Commissioner David Stern. Still, notes Kasten, "No matter where he is in the world, he always knows what the latest score is. It makes a huge difference in his mood." And Kasten's teams do win. The Braves marched to five National League titles and one World Series crown in the 1990s. The Hawks racked up seven straight winning seasons before this year's 28-54 debacle.
There's no argument that Turner and Turner Broadcasting Chairman Terry McGuirk have ceded broad authority to Kasten. And the ambitious, irreverent Kasten wields that power his way. To front-office executives who work under him, Kasten is a nice guy with a knack for knowing what he doesn't know. And Kasten keeps things loose. Ten years ago, John Schuerholz, a highly regarded, straight-laced baseball administrator, was interviewing for the vacant post of Braves general manager when, as he sat across from Kasten, his future boss reached into a credenza and pulled out a rubber chicken. "I'm in the middle of negotiating a very significant deal, and he's playing with this chicken," Schuerholz says. "That night, I called my wife and told her: `As bizarre as that was, this place is fun. I'm taking the job."'
Player agents and reporters occasionally see a side of Kasten that's less playful. A voracious reader of magazines and newspaper sports pages, Kasten can be a searing critic of stories he finds unfair or poorly reported. Jeff Denberg, who covers the NBA Hawks for the Atlanta Journal Constitution, got into Kasten's doghouse for stories he didn't write. Denberg temporarily was banished to a back row seat at Hawks games when Kasten became upset that his newspaper wasn't devoting more space to the team. "His PR staff was aghast, but Stan was on a rampage, so we dealt with it," says Denberg, who quickly patched things up. Counters Kasten: "I should sit back and let myself be a doormat for the [AJC]? We had a message to deliver."
That's tame stuff compared with the jabs Kasten takes at player agents, whom he dismisses as "the only group in professional sports who make no contribution to their industry." Kasten uses almost any forum to pound agents for their money-grubbing ways and poisonous influence over player-clients. "Sorry, I don't like agents," he says.
LAUGHS? When agents publicly swipe back, Kasten has developed an offbeat way to blunt their criticism: He passes out business cards featuring the offending quote--such as "Rude New York Lawyer." It's all in the game, says Kasten, adding: "Most agents will tell you that even in intense negotiations, they wind up doing a lot of laughing."
In fact, a number of agents don't see the humor. Among their complaints about Kasten is that he goes for the end run, attempting to cut them out and negotiate directly with their clients. "I'm tired of his petty comments," complains Houston-based agent Randy Hendricks. "He's nothing but an agent for Ted Turner himself, no more, no less. Maybe this is about fear and self-loathing in Atlanta."
Hendricks and Kasten were thrown together under trying circumstances when Atlanta pitcher John Rocker's swaggering comments about New Yorkers, immigrants, and gays landed him at the center of a national debate over free speech. At their first meeting after Rocker's comments hit print, Kasten told the chastened pitcher, whom Hendricks represents: "You're talking about my parents." Kasten's mother and father survived Auschwitz, met in a camp for displaced persons, came to America, and saved enough money to start a chicken farm that they later converted to a roadside motel, The Flame. Kasten, who honors that heritage, is home every Friday night so he, Helen, and their four children can share a Sabbath dinner.
Still, Hendricks suggests that it's Kasten who needs the sensitivity training. "I bear him no malice, but why because of my profession am I to be belittled, attacked, and treated with disdain by this man? I'm as offended by his comments [about agents] as anyone was offended by what John Rocker said," says Hendricks. Is Kasten repentant? Not really. "Do I bust people's chops?" he asks. "Guilty."


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Date of Stay: March, 2010
This campground is very nice and well-kept. The sites are concrete and very level. Staff was very friendly. Bathhouses were exceptionally clean. We had site 60 and were a very short walk to a nice beach area. We will camp here again.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
We had a wonderful time at this campground. The roads were paved and campsites were paved and fairly level. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The camp hosts made frequent rounds and were also very friendly. We had lunch at the restaurant at the Lodge. The food was good and very reasonably priced. Some fellow campers had the seafood buffet on Saturday evening and felt it was overpriced with a limited selection. The showers and bathrooms were clean. The scenery was beautiful and we saw quite a few deer in the campground. We will definitely return.
Date of Stay: May, 2009
Campground has been nicely renovated. Campsites are spacious and spaced well apart. The staff at the country store was very helpful and suggested several activities we enjoyed during our stay. The scenery was beautiful. The roads are paved and campsites are gravel. Our site was level and it appeared most were. All sites have cable, sewer, picnic tables, fire rings. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will definitely return.
Date of Stay: January, 2009
This was our first stay at the park and we will definitely return. The sites are very spacious. The bathhouse was clean and well maintained. The staff was friendly and helpful. Even though there is still work to be done, excellent progress has been made in repairing damage done by the hurricane.
Date of Stay: November, 2008
We stopped here overnight. Several restaurants are in walking distance and Walmart is about 1/2 mile down the street. We were assigned a site where the electrical hookup did not work so we were reassigned. Another camper was already there. We called the office and they gave us another site - another camper was already at that site as well. We finally just found our own site and let them know the number. Office was rather unorganized. There were some run down RV's in the park with grass grown up around them - apparenly long term residents. The bathrooms and laundry room were not clean. The front portion of the park was not very inviting but the back portion where the satellite sites were was neat and well kept.
Date of Stay: September, 2008
Nice park, well maintained. Sites are close but not really a problem. Bathroom and showers were clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the ducks that strolled through the grounds. Trolley stop is located at the entrance to the campground. We were here for a car show and the staff was very helpful with moving and parking the trailer we used to transport our antique car. We will definitely camp here again.
Date of Stay: August, 2008
Beautiful campground with lovely flowerbeds and swings throughout. Decorative outdoor lighting was more than adequate. The bathrooms and showers were spotless. The campground worker (Butch) was very nice and helpful. We will definitely return and highly recommend this campground.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
Many of the sites were very close. One camper's awning is within inches of the next camper's slide-out. Campground does have a nice atmosphere and we will return. Office staff gave us incorrect information on rates when we made reservations but this was not a major problem. We discovered that other campers had also been given incorrect information. Perhaps the confusion was due to a car show held at the campground while we were there.
Date of Stay: April, 2008
We have visited this campground twice and absolutely love it. The grounds are neat and well kept. The showers/bathrooms are very clean. Staff is helpful and friendly. Campground is great for riding bicycles. A tram is available for the 7/10 mile trip to the beach. Highly recommend this campground.

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Hi guys, figured I'd put this here since I already briefly mentioned it in my build thread, and I wanted to get some tips and pictures out there in case anyone else is looking. I spent most of my build time on Google, so here is my DIY/product review:
The FMS FMIC I got from FastTuningProducts.com went in this weekend, and since I couldn't find anything out there on it I figured I'd snap some extra pictures for anyone else looking to install this FMIC. I've read it's exactly the same as the TurboXS, but haven't bothered to verify.
Some might be asking why I went with the FMS. It was $600 for the whole kit. No, some of the holes didn't line up right, and I had to trim the bumper. You get what you pay for. That said, was it worth saving the $800 for a comparable system? Absolutely. Rather than having to run it with no crash bar on a Process West, or AMS, or ETS, etc. or remove the factory fog lights as is necessary with some systems, or pay $2,000 for a Cosworth, I'd say it was worth every penny.
The whole kit includes quality parts, solid welds and good clamps. It has everything you need for both the WRX and STi as well as aftermarket BPV/BOV if you're running one of those.
Fitment was a factor. The core was slightly too tall, making it a little interesting to get the bumper back on because it pushes on the plastic brackets underneath. The replacement crash bar went in without modification, but the holes barely lined up. I managed to get it on without cross-threading anything. The only real fabrication issue was that the holes on the crash bar didn't line up with the holes on the intercooler. It was an easy fix though. I drilled out the holes and used some larger washers, done. Glad I didn't pay an extra $800 for the holes to line up. It was a 3min fix!
The bumper requires trimming, quite a bit actually. It was hard to stomach at first, but I broke out some electrical tape to use as a guide for my cuts and just got to it nice and slow. Take your time on this part, and you'll thank yourself in the end. You're going to need to trim at least 2inches, in some parts more. I went the slow route, a quarter inch at a time and did the final cuts with the bumper hanging on the car so I could get it nice and flush. You can try using sheet metal cutters, air cutter, hack saw, whatever, but I tried all three of those and I don't recommend any of them. They made for real rough, crappy looking edges and difficult to do in such a tight space, so I went with a razor blade. It made for very clean cuts, but that's where things went wrong. I got a little careless cutting the black part off the top of the opening. Cutting through the tough plastic with a razor takes a lot of effort if you're trying to do it in one pass, and at one point I had a little incident with an exactoknife.
For those using a razor: mark your line with tape, score it a couple times, then bend it a little and it will cut much easier.
The rest of the install went very smooth, but it was a challenge figuring out which pipes to use and which go where (it comes with pipes for both the WRX and STi). There weren't any pictures, and there were no instructions. A google search provided plenty of WRX photos, but no helpful STi pics so I just pieced it together. Below are some pictures and helpful hints for anyone out there looking to run this setup and save a ton of money on an FMIC.
It does come with a replacement crash bar, but obviously it's probably not going to provide the same protection as stock. Better than going without one like some kits.
Here is a look at the ends. On the WRX version there is a welded flange your BPV will bolt right onto, but on the STi you'll have to use this little tube and the provided fitting. I had no earthly idea how to mate this up without kinking the hose, so what I did is flipped the elbow on the back side of the BPV (you'll have to file down a tiny notch) allowing it to point toward the intercooler piping without kinking the hose, and I cut the provided silicon hose to fit, like so...
From there it was just a matter of routing the piping. I spent a lot of time screwing around trying to figure out which ones go where and came up with three different ways to route it given the provided pipe sections. I'm assuming the one I ended up with is the way it was designed to be used, but again, couldn't find any good pictures. Note, the pipe with two 90˚ elbows goes on the passenger side. I had to reposition the horn to get it to fit without rubbing. This is where I used the 30˚ silicon elbow
The u-pipe goes on the driver side, and routes down, not up, into the engine bay. You'll have to trim a little plastic. This is where I used the provided silicon 90˚ elbow, angled straight up. I positioned it such that I could get to the clamp from underneath the car rather than trying to work in the engine bay.
I would HIGHLY recommend the use of an air ratchet and 10mm deep socket for this build. All the clamps you're tightening use nyloc nuts, and it gets old real fast doing it by hand in tight spaces, especially since you will almost definitely have to do some repositioning and retightening. My air ratchet was inop for this build, so I used a small cordless impact drill instead. It was a lifesaver.
Looks like I used up my quota for file uploads, so I guess I'll be finishing up now...As you can tell I kept my foglights and my AEM intake, but that was a TIGHT fit. I didn't have to replace the fuel line or anything like that either. The install wouldn't have been too painful if I hadn't stabbed myself in the wrist. I still want to trim up the bumper some more to make it a little straighter and give it a finished look. The last thing I'll address is the replacement coolant tank. I heard people talk about flipping hardlines, making custom brackets and all sorts of nonsense. I just bolted it down right on the alternator mount. There is a perfect space for it and it doesn't touch anything.
Hope someone finds this helpful.


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How much, if any, does the thrashing that New England laid down on Houston in Week 14 affect Sunday's game?
Jason: In my mind, the win a month ago means almost nothing. Zilch. Nada. If anything, it could provide incentive for a proud Houston squad to show that they aren't the same team that the Patriots curb-stomped a few weeks back. Despite what some in the media seem to think, this is not a gimme.
Raj: It does play a huge role in the way we look at this game. Surely you might be thinking "well if the Pats can do it once, surely they can do it again!" That of course, isn't out of the possibility considering the Bengals gave them a tough fight. But look for Houston to come in with a completely different attitude. They're going to be looking at the first meeting's tape for sure so in my opinion, we won't see a blowout however I think New England still owns the edge. The blowout in week 14 was cool but the improvements Houston makes just from reviewing that film will make the game ever so more interesting.
Stephen: Other teams might let the win get in their heads, but I think the Patriots approach Sunday's game with the same preparation, intensity and crispness that they displayed in Week 14. New England has already shown it can exploit Houston's holes, and not much has changed since then. In fact, having a healthier Gronkowski, Chandler Jones and Pat Chung can only help the Pats in the rematch. Houston shouldn't lack motivation, but that doesn't change the fact they're a team that isn't built to come from behind.
Derek: The only way I see the Week 14 beating giving the Pats any type of advantage would be if New England was able to jump out to a big lead early. If they were able to mount a 14-0 lead, or something to that effect, then I could see the Texans becoming demoralized and losing some of their will to fight back. Otherwise, I feel that the game will have little to no impact. I'm not worried about the Patriots being complacent or thinking they've won this game before they step on the field. Bill Belichick and Tom Brady will have none of that.


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Spurs crash out of Europa LeagueParis
Published: April 12 2013 - 8:32AM
Ten-man Tottenham crashed out of the Europa League on Thursday, losing a quarter-final penalty shoot-out to Basel, leaving Chelsea as England's sole survivors after Newcastle also exited.
Basel won the shootout 4-1 after the second leg in Switzerland had ended 2-2 following extra-time for a 4-4 scoreline on aggregate.
Clint Dempsey gave Spurs a 23rd-minute lead before Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah levelled four minutes later.
Basel, who will be playing in their first European semi-final, went ahead thanks to Aleksandar Dragovic in the 49th minute after goalkeeper Brad Friedel parried.
With seven minutes left, Dempsey sent the tie into extra-time, where Spurs played with 10 men following a 90th-minute red card for Jan Vertonghen.
In the shoot-out, Tom Huddlestone and Emmanuel Adebyaor both missed before Marcelo Diaz buried the winning kick for Basel.
Chelsea reached the semi-finals despite losing 3-2 to Rubin Kazan.
The London club went through 5-4 on aggregate after winning 3-1 in last week's first leg and remain on course to win the Europa League a year after triumphing in the Champions League.
Thursday's match was played on the artificial surface at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow, 800 kilometres west of Rubin's home in Tatarstan, because UEFA ruled the Russian club's own pitch to be in unfit condition.
The Premier League side got off to a glorious start, taking the lead in the fourth minute when Fernando Torres lobbed into an empty net as Rubin 'keeper Sergei Ryzhikov came racing out of his area.
Rubin were given hope when Spanish defender Ivan Marcano headed in a cross from compatriot Pablo Orbaiz six minutes into the second half, but Victor Moses soon restored Chelsea's lead on the night, playing a one-two with Ramires and then curling a shot into the net from 15 yards.
That goal left the Russians needing to score four times without reply to rescue the tie.
Captain Gokdeniz Karadeniz did pull one back before Bebras Natcho converted a penalty after Cesar Azpilicueta was harshly penalised for a foul on Aleksandr Ryazantsev in the box.
Newcastle were held to a 1-1 draw by Benfica but were beaten 4-2 on aggregate after a 3-1 mauling in Portugal in the first leg.
Papiss Cisse gave the English side a 71st-minute lead on the night at St James Park, poking in the ball after good work by Hatem Ben Arfa and Shola Ameobi.
But any hope of a dramatic victory was snuffed out in extra-time by an Eduardo Salvio leveller.
Fenerbache reached their first European semi-final after a 1-1 draw in Italy against Lazio gave them a 3-1 aggregate win.
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A very light and well situated two bedroom fourth floor flat with direct lift access, offering far reaching views over Pont Street and to the rear over St Saviour's Church. This top floor property could benefit from cosmetic refurbishment, with accommodation comprising a reception room, a large kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
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Hundreds of frontline top brass will today lose their jobs in yet another round of crippling defence cuts.
More than 4,000 Armed Forces personnel face the axe – a mix of senior officers and lower ranks.
Among the staff to be given the boot are 60 lieutenant colonels, many of whom have led brave troops in Afghanistan.
Also on the long list of service personnel are six RAF air vice-marshals out of a pool of just 26, and 30 group captains.
The RAF could lose a further 115 squadron leaders from its senior ranks.
Others receiving their marching orders include five commodores and 15 captains, out of 30,000 Royal Navy personnel.
The Daily Mirror also understands today's announcement will see 500 privates told they must go and the number of Gurkhas slashed by 400. The devastating cuts – which have sparked fury in the Labour camp – are the second of three stages aimed at reducing the country's forces by tens of thousands.
In today's cull, it is the RAF and Royal Navy who bear the brunt of the latest job losses.
But in stage three, to be rolled out over the next few years, the Army will lose as many as 20,000 soldiers from across all ranks.
Last night Jim Murphy, Labour's Shadow Defence Secretary, said: "We are concerned about the human and military impact of these job losses. Capability is being lost as are people's livelihoods."
In a blistering attack, he went on: "The Government has focused on structures not purpose. Savings have to be made but ministers must do much more to explain our future ability to project force around the world as well as how they intend to support the thousands being sacked.
"The Government are not reforming but dithering. We have no final decisions on the future of regiments and the continued uncertainty is deeply debilitating."
But a Ministry of Defence spokesman hit back, insisting tough decisions were needed to tackle the multi-billion pound defence deficit.
He said: "The Army will reduce to 82,000 by 2020. The Navy and RAF will reduce by 5,000 each. Individuals selected for redundancy will be told by their chain of command today and it would be inappropriate to comment until this process is underway."
Many of Britain's overworked Armed Forces personnel applied for redundancy through fear that those remaining will have to work longer hours and commit to more arduous duties.


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View Medications & Request Renewals
You can view a list of your current medications, request prescription renewals and learn more about your medications by clicking on "About This Medication."
Access Preventive Care Information
View a list of procedures or immunizations recommended for you based on age, gender and medical history. Due dates are included to help you decide when to request tests or procedures.
You may request a preventive care procedure if the procedure is listed as due soon (due within a month) or overdue.
View Upcoming & Past Appointments
View the details of your upcoming appointments or click on a past appointment to view the after visit summary for that appointment. Outpatient progress notes are available for review as a part of the visit details in the "Past Appointments" section of MyChart.
You may also view details from your hospital stays under "Hospital Admissions."
View Your Child's or Dependant's Medical Records
The MyChart • Caregiver service allows you to view the medical records of your children or an adult that you care for. When clicking on a particular name, you will access that patient's MyChart account.
For more information on requesting Caregiver access, click the "For Caregivers" tab.
View Download and Transmit Your Health Summary
The "Download Your Health Summary" feature enables you to download PDF copies of your after-visit summary and past medical history to share with other providers or use for your own personal benefit.
The "Download Your Health Summary" feature will replace Microsoft's health information exchange capability, which facilitated the automatic exchange of health information from your MyChart account into your Microsoft HealthVault account. If you would like to continue to manually download your health information into your Microsoft HealthVault account, please follow the instructions in our reference guide.
View Immunizations
View a list of immunizations recommended for you based on age, gender and medical history. Due dates are included to help you decide when to request an immunization.
Provide Information Access to Referring Doctors
MyChart users can authorize a non-Cleveland Clinic doctor to access their medical information by selecting "DrConnect Authorization" in MyChart under "Manage My Health Info".
If you approve release of your medical records to your doctor, he or she will need to be registered through DrConnect for access. We will verify that your doctor is registered or contact him or her to sign up.
MyChart Contact Info
By Phone
Contact MyChart Customer Support locally at 216.444.1740 or toll-free at 866.915.3383.
We're here to answer your questions about MyChart.
Got a question about MyChart? Complete our WebMail form and a MyChartCustomer Support agent will respond to you via email within 1 business day.
What is Cleveland Clinic MyChart?
MyChart is a secure, online health management tool that connects Cleveland Clinic patients to portions of their electronic medical record, 24/7, allowing you to:
- Receive test results, including labs, radiology, procedures, and pathology
- Schedule, request, and cancel appointments
- Securely message your provider's office
- View ambulatory progress notes
- View current health issues
- Renew prescriptions
- Review past appointment information
- Track immunizations
Do I need any special computer equipment to use MyChart or MyChart • Caregiver?
No. All you need is access to a computer, an email account, and an Internet connection.
How do I sign up for MyChart?There are two convenient ways to establish your personal MyChart account:
- The next time you visit your Cleveland Clinic provider, ask your patient service representative at the front desk to generate a one time-use Activation Code for your personal MyChart account.
- Click the "Sign Up Now" button above, and complete the online MyChart sign-up form by entering the requested information. (Please note that the information you provide is confidential and it will be processed through our secure website.) Your information will be verified; then a special, one-time-use MyChart Activation Code will be sent to you via e-mail. Once you receive your one-time-use Activation Code, please use it to activate your MyChart Account.
Can I get my Medical Record Number?
Your Cleveland Clinic Medical Record Number and account number can be found on a billing statement, appointment reminder, or an after visit summary.
My doctor's name is not in my provider list?
The Message My Doctor's Office feature enables you to send a secure message regarding a non-urgent medical concern to the providers that you are established with and receive a response from a member of the healthcare team within three business days. (An established provider is a provider that you have seen within the last fifteen months.)
How cany I get my preventative care information updated?
Preventive Care procedures are suggested based on your age and gender and in some cases a specific diagnosis you may have. You are encouraged to discuss this information with your provider during your next visit. Your provider can update the MyChart Preventive Care information.
When can I see my recent test results?
It may take several days or even weeks for certain tests to be completed and reported. If you feel that your test results should be available but you don't see them in MyChart, it is best to call the office of the provider who ordered the test(s).
Can I change my address on my MyChart account?
Log into your MyChart account. Click on the "Preferences" menu and select the "Change Address" link. Make your corrections and click "Accept Changes". Also, a message will be sent to your provider's office with your new information.
Can I activate MyChart for a loved one?Yes you can. The MyChart • Caregiver service gives parents or legal guardians of minor children (age 18 years and younger) access to portions of their child's medical records.
MyChart • Caregiver can also be used by legal guardians or caregivers with Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare of dependent adults to access portions of the medical record of their loved ones.
With the MyChart • Caregiver service you will have the same convenient, 24-hour online access to medical information and health management services for your dependent loved one as you enjoy with your own MyChart account.
For more information about MyChart • Caregiver or to sign up, select the "For Caregivers" tab above. If you already have a MyChart account and are the parent of a minor child, you may ask the front desk support personnel at your pediatrician's office for MyChart • Caregiver access at your next appointment.
How can I establish myself as a Cleveland Clinic patient and begin using my own personal MyChart account?
If you are not presently a Cleveland Clinic patient but would like to establish yourself with a Cleveland Clinic provider, please call the appointment center at 1.866.320.4573. An appointment specialist will assist you in identifying a provider at a Cleveland Clinic location near your home. You may also request an appointment online.
You may activate your personal MyChart account the first time you visit your new provider's office.
Can I message my Cleveland Clinic provider through MyChart?The Message My Doctor's Office feature enables you to send a secure message regarding a non-urgent medical concern to your established provider's office and receive a response from the healthcare team within three business days. An established provider is one you have seen within the last fifteen months.
Will my Cleveland Clinic provider contact me through MyChart?
When your provider releases test results, a message may be included with your results to help you better understand the significance of the information you receive. Your provider may also send you secure messages through your MyChart account.
MyChart will never send personal health information via email; however, you will receive an email notification to alert you when there is new information to be viewed in your secure MyChart account.
Does every Cleveland Clinic patient automatically have MyChart?
No. Though we strongly encourage you to sign up for MyChart so that you may benefit from its many convenient uses, a MyChart account will only be established once you complete the online activation steps. We respect your personal preference regarding communication with your Cleveland Clinic provider, and we do not require anyone to become a member of the MyChart community.
Is there a monthly charge for MyChart or MyChart • Caregiver?
There is no charge. Both MyChart and MyChart • Caregiver services are offered complimentary to Cleveland Clinic patients.
MyChart Mobile
Are you a MyChart user who would like to access MyChart on your mobile phone?
Current MyChart users can download the MyChart mobile application, available at no cost. View test results, medications, immunizations, past and future appointments and more.
The MyChart® mobile application is currently available on the Apple® App StoreSM and the Android MarketTM
Download instructions:
- Access the App Store or Android Market on your mobile device.
- Search for 'MyChart' to locate the application.
- Download the free MyChart application.
- Launch the MyChart application and select Cleveland Clinic as your healthcare provider.
- Log in using your MyChart username and password.
- Go directly to the Apple App Store to download the MyChart app.
- Go directly to the Android Market to download the MyChart app.
Are you viewing this page on your mobile device?
For Caregivers
Caregivers who use MyChart can also sign up for the MyChart • Caregiver feature, which allows:
- Parents or court-appointed guardians of minor children (age 18 years and younger) to access portions of their child's medical records
- Court-appointed guardians of dependent adults to access portions of the patient's medical records
- Any adult who feels more comfortable having a family member or other caregiver manage his or her healthcare online
Below are instructions for caregivers about accessing MyChart • Caregiver. Select the option that best describes your current situation:
I am the parent or court-appointed guardian of a minor patient
Follow these steps:
Fill it out and fax, mail or drop off at Health Data Services:
MyChart • Caregiver Area
Cleveland Clinic Health Data Services/AB-7
9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44195
Fax number: 216.636.0991
If you are currently active on MyChart, the patient's record will be automatically added to your MyChart account. If you are not active on MyChart, you will receive email instructions for activating your account.
I am the court-appointed guardian of an adult patient
Follow these steps:
Fill it out and fax, mail or drop off at Health Data Services:
MyChart • Caregiver Area
Cleveland Clinic Health Data Services/AB-7
9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44195
Fax number: 216.636.0991
If you are currently active on MyChart, the patient's record will be automatically added to your MyChart account. If you are not active on MyChart, you will receive email instructions for activating your account.
I am a caregiver for an adult patient who is authorizing me to access their MyChart Account
Follow these steps:
Fill it out and fax, mail or drop off at Health Data Services:
MyChart · Caregiver Area
Cleveland Clinic Health Data Services/AB-7
9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44195
Fax number: 216.636.0991
If you are currently active on MyChart, the patient's record will be automatically added to your MyChart account. If you are not active on MyChart, you will receive email instructions for activating your account.
Terms & Conditions
Cleveland Clinic MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ is an Internet service that allows Cleveland Clinic patients to have secure Web-based access to portions of their Cleveland Clinic electronic medical record.
Learn more about guidelines, terms and conditions:
Security, Confidentiality and Usage Guidelines for MyChart
Cleveland Clinic MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ is designed as a secure Internet-based environment through which you may receive confidential medical information about yourself.
Once you sign up for MyChart, you will be given a MyChart activation code that you will use only once to activate your account.
Then, create your own MyChart ID, password and password hint.
Password Guidelines
Please DO NOT SHARE your password with anyone. The individual MyChart ID and password you choose when you first log on to MyChart are the keys to protecting the confidentiality of your information.
You are responsible for remembering your MyChart ID and password and for keeping them confidential.
We strongly recommend that you write down your MyChart ID and password hint and keep them in a safe place for future reference.
Access Code Guidelines
From the time you receive your temporary, one-time-use activation code, you will have ONLY 60 days to log-on and activate your MyChart account.
After 60 days, if you have not activated your account, your temporary ten-digit activation code will expire. PLEASE activate your account as soon as possible so that you may begin using the services immediately and not risk the inconvenience of having to sign up a second time.
Activation Guidelines
Once you activate your MyChart account, use it to access important messages from your primary care doctor (such as selected test results and other personal medical information).
Through MyChart, you may request new appointments and prescription renewals 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You must provide us with your email address when activating your MyChart account and keep your email address current via the email communication link in MyChart.
No confidential information will be sent to your email, but you will receive email notification whenever a new result has been released to your MyChart account.
You therefore must verify and update your email address via the email communication link to receive notification of newly released information in MyChart.
Communication Process
Please Note: As a MyChart user, you may no longer receive communications from Cleveland Clinic via U.S. mail. MyChart will become your primary vehicle for receiving information and requesting applicable services.
Please be sure to check your email on a regular basis and update your email contact information in your MyChart account if you change your email address.
Your doctor will be notified when you create a MyChart account, and he or she will begin releasing your health information into MyChart.
*It is important that you never send any messages requiring urgent attention using MyChart. Delays can occur based on volume and staff availability.
Urgent Medical Matters
All urgent medical matters, contact your doctor's office, go to an emergency room or call 911.
MyChart User Responsibilities
By accessing or using MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ you agree to be bound by all the terms and conditions of this agreement and our Privacy Statement as posted on our Privacy & Security page. It is important to review the agreement and privacy statement periodically as we may modify this agreement and the Privacy Statement at any time, and you agree that such modifications are effective and binding upon you immediately upon posting of the modified version.
You agree that MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ is a communication service offered as a convenience to Cleveland Clinic patients. You understand that it provides you with online access to portions of your Cleveland Clinic electronic medical record and that you are solely responsible for any sharing of MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ content that you intentionally or unintentionally communicate to others. You understand that messages will be routed to the appropriate department as necessary for handling, and therefore Cleveland Clinic employees, other than your healthcare provider may be involved in addressing your request. Therefore use of MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ may not be appropriate if there is sensitive information that you would only wish to discuss directly with your provider.
You understand that you may receive messages, test results and other communications delivered via MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™. Therefore, you will not receive duplicate written reports of this information from Cleveland Clinic. You understand that not all of your Cleveland Clinic medical record may appear on your MyChart:Your Personal Health Connection™. Posting of information is at the discretion of your individual physician(s).
The Cleveland Clinic reserves the right in the future to charge a fee for the use of MyChart:Your Personal Health Connection™. You will be notified of this change and asked to re-apply if you agree to the fee and wish to continue with this service.
You can discontinue your use of MyChart:Your Personal Health Connection™ at any time by contacting the customer service center. You agree that you will not post any offensive material on this site. If we determine that you have violated this agreement and/or abused the use of this service, we reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to discontinue your use of this service. You will be notified if your MyChart:Your Personal Health Connection™ service is discontinued.
Privacy Statement
Cleveland Clinic has in place detailed policies and procedures regarding access to all medical records by our staff and employees and has carefully outlined the circumstances under which your medical information may be released to parties outside the organization. These policies conform to state and federal law and are designed to safeguard your privacy. Our staff and employees are educated in Cleveland Clinic confidentiality policies and the appropriate use of medical information. A Cleveland Clinic patient's medical information is held in strictest confidence.
Your Medical Record
As we provide your healthcare, we are required to maintain documentation of your medical history, current conditions, treatment plan and all treatments given, including the results of all tests, procedures and therapies. MyChart Your Personal Health Connection™ is an Internet application that enables a patient to have secured Web-based access to portions of their electronic medical record, and allows secure electronic messaging with Cleveland Clinic. Messages you send via MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ may be made part of your permanent medical record at the discretion of the physician or support staff. Once it is made part of your record, it will be accessible to current and future Cleveland Clinic staff members who are appropriately involved with your care. All Cleveland Clinic generated electronic medical record content is subject to all state and federal statutes governing the security and confidentiality of medical records.
MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ should never be used for urgent matters. Delays can occur based upon volume, availability of staff and the complexity of your condition. Our regular business hours are Monday - Friday, (excluding holidays) 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. FOR ALL MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, IMMEDIATELY DIAL 911. If your physician is out of the office or unavailable to respond, messages sent via MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™.
Terms and Conditions of Use
MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ may be routed to other authorized caregivers within Cleveland Clinic in order to facilitate a timely response to your request. All communications between you and your Cleveland Clinic healthcare team using MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ are carried over a secure, encrypted connection directly into the Cleveland Clinic electronic medical record. While you may receive Internet email messages notifying you of new messages in your MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ Inbox, these emails will not contain any confidential medical information.
It is extremely important that you keep your MyChart user ID and password in a secure location and completely confidential. Anyone with access to your MyChart user ID and password will be able to view your medical information and communicate with your healthcare team as if that person were you. It is your responsibility to prevent disclosure of your temporary activation code and password and to change your password and password hint if you feel that your security has been compromised. You can change your password and password hint online at any time.
Cleveland Clinic does not support access to MyChart: Your Personal Health Connection™ pediatric medical records at this time.
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Patient Stories
Learn more about how Cleveland Clinic patients use MyChart to manage their healthcare.
Cleveland Clinic Caregiver and Patient Touts the Benefits of MyChart in Caring for Her Family of Six
As a busy working mother of four, Laura Brandon, a Cleveland Clinic employee and patient, says she has been using MyChart for years to quickly and easily manage her family's healthcare. While she says she appreciates many of MyChart's secure and innovative features including Message My Doctor and Request an Rx Renewal, she was especially pleased to discover the Schedule an Appointment feature several weeks ago, after finding out that one of her daughter's appointments needed to be rescheduled.
"My husband and I have four children, ages 21, 18, 14 and 10 so it's been a long journey of many Cleveland Clinic appointments," says Laura. By now, I have it down to a science where six weeks from when one of their well visits should be, I call or stop by in person to make an appointment. There are always certain parameters, because I want the appointment to be after school and certain dates work better than others. So when I received a message through MyChart • Caregiver that my daughter's appointment needed to be rescheduled, I was worried we wouldn't be able to find another appointment that worked for months."
However, then Laura noticed a relatively new feature in MyChart called Schedule an Appointment. "When I first clicked the button, I was expecting to be taken to a form that I would fill out and submit so someone could call me back to reschedule. Instead, our physician's schedule with all of her available time slots appeared on my screen. I thought it might be a mistake!" says Laura. So she logged out of MyChart and logged back in, only to discover that the schedule was still available.
"Once I realized I was in the right place, I thought this feature was the best thing ever," says Laura. "My daughter was originally meant to be seen in mid-November at 4:00pm. Using the Schedule an Appointment feature, I was able to reschedule her for less than two weeks later at 4:30pm, which works even better with school. Having our physician's schedule laid out in front of me made it much easier to determine what available time would work in relation to our parameters. I'm looking forward to using the feature again, as I need to schedule two more appointments in the near future."
In addition, MyChart users now have another option for directly scheduling an appointment in the departments of Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, and Pediatrics. If a user does not see a date and time that works with their established provider, they can simply click on the "Search for additional available appointments" link to view the open schedules of any primary care provider at any Cleveland Clinic location. Laura says this additional option may certainly be useful for her busy family in future.
One of Cleveland Clinic's primary objectives is to provide greater access to the patients we serve. Laura says MyChart goes a long way to enhance her family's access to the unique healthcare services they each require. "MyChart is intuitive to use and allows my family to securely and easily communicate with our physicians, renew prescriptions and schedule appointments at times that work for us, among other things. I truly appreciate MyChart and the many wonderful features I frequently use to ensure that all of my family members are getting the care they need to live full and happy lives."
Cleveland Clinic Patient Joe Balsay Touts the Benefits of the MyChart Mobile Application in Managing His Healthcare
Love the MyChart app for iPhone and iPad. Great for appointments, messages, visit records, prescriptions etc. I would highly recommend it. Works well without a hitch. – Joe Balsay
Since becoming patients in 2006, Joe Balsay and his wife receive all of their healthcare and related support through Cleveland Clinic. Joe says MyChart, Cleveland Clinic's secure, online health management tool, that connects patients to important information from their electronic medical record 24/7, has greatly enhanced their experience. So he was especially pleased when it was introduced as a mobile application. Joe is a member of Cleveland Clinic's Patient Panel, a forum in which patients share feedback on a variety of Cleveland Clinic services. When asked about the MyChart app, Joe shared the above sentiment. So what does Joe most appreciate about the app, as well as MyChart in general? We reached out to learn more.
Joe says his primary care physician first suggested he and his wife activate MyChart on their desktop several years ago, and they've been avid users since. They now use MyChart on their desktop, iPad and iPhones, so their information is securely and easily accessible to them from wherever they may be. "Once I downloaded the MyChart app, I felt it worked very well and provided all of the information I needed, right at my fingertips," he says. "In fact, I was recently trying to find a doctor that had provided me with a prescription seven years ago. Sure enough, I was able to use the mobile application to access his information and the prescription that he provided me with right from where I was sitting. That type of convenience was just not possible before the MyChart app came along."
Joe says he also appreciates the ability to access test results and ask his provider questions through the mobile application. "My wife and I like to view our test results in MyChart before going to our follow-up appointments, so we can prepare for what to discuss with our physician in advance," he says. "It's very easy to access all of that information through the app and I can see if everything is on form or if it's changed since last time. If I don't have a follow-up appointment scheduled, I can also send a secure message to my physician and he usually responds right away."
Joe says he'd encourage other Cleveland Clinic patients who are not already using the MyChart app to see what the service has to offer. "In today's fast paced world, it's so convenient to have the history of your healthcare securely at your fingertips," he says. "My wife and I have always watched our healthcare closely through our provider and the MyChart app really simplifies that whole experience for both the provider and the patient. MyChart's mobile application allows me to feel more actively engaged in my own healthcare experience than ever before."
Patient Shares His Positive Experience Using eVisits
Going to the doctor when you're not feeling well can be a necessary but arduous task. Thanks to MyChart's new eVisits feature, patients with certain minor ailments now have the ability to securely connect with a provider from the comfort of their own home. Patient Paul Rigda says he recently had a fantastic experience using eVisits while suffering with a sinus infection.
eVisits can be used to address five common ailments: back pain, cough, urinary tract infection, sinus infection and vaginal yeast infection. To use it, no audio or video connection is needed. Patients complete a questionnaire regarding their symptom history and a provider responds with a diagnosis and treatment instructions within one business day. If medication is prescribed, the order is sent to the patient's preferred pharmacy. While eVisits are not covered by insurance, they are low cost out of pocket.
"The ease of use is unbelievable," says Rigda. "At first, I thought I'd be told that I'd have to come in anyway, but that didn't happen. My provider was very efficient; not only with writing a prescription, but also with making some suggestions about over the counter products I could try to help ease my situation." According to a recent Cleveland Clinic survey, 82% of patients felt that eVisits saved them time compared to an in-person office visit.
"I think the eVisit was just as effective as an office visit," he says. "I felt that the information I submitted was thoroughly read, taken into account and then a decision was reached. What made it even better is that I didn't have to drive down, park and subject myself to other people who were sick. It was so nice to simply go online, get the medication I needed and start feeling better."
Cleveland Clinic's MyChart Program Strengthens the Patient-Physician Partnership
MyChart, Cleveland Clinic's secure, online health management tool that connects patients to portions of their electronic medical record 24/7, contains multiple features that can enhance the patient-provider partnership as never before. The benefits of this program become especially evident when considering a real life example.
Roland Van Rijn was first diagnosed with cancer in 2003, after doctors discovered a tumor in his kidney. Roland underwent treatment and spent several years in remission. That is, until two years ago, when he began coughing up blood. Roland went to see his primary care physician, Jan Bautista, MD, in the Department of Internal Medicine at Cleveland Clinic's Lakewood Family Health Center. Dr. Bautista worked alongside Roland's oncologist at Cleveland Clinic's Main Campus location to determine the cause. Roland's physicians diagnosed him with a recurrence of his renal cell cancer, which had spread to his lungs.
News of this diagnosis would certainly be difficult for anyone to process. However, Roland says that there is a night and day difference between his experience 11 years ago and his experience today. This is due in large part to the advances in technology since his original diagnosis. "I think the technology has allowed me to have a much deeper understanding of my condition. It really gives me a sense of connection to what's going on inside my body," he says. "The cancer I have now is just as serious if not more serious than 11 years ago. But being able to go online anytime and view much of the same medical information as my physicians enables us to really work as a team and makes my experience radically different than before."
Dr. Bautista says MyChart truly enhances his ability to collaborate with patients like Roland and make the most effective use of their time together. Roland's oncologist has access to the same information, which also allows for a more efficient collaboration between Roland, his oncologist and Dr. Bautista. "When I go to see my oncologist, it's a totally different relationship. He plays a very important role, but I usually end up with a lot of questions that I need to have answered in order to really understand where I'm at," Roland says. "Dr. Bautista is my primary care physician; he's my coach. He can take terminology that I don't know and bring it to a level I really understand."
Between work and play, Roland is an avid world traveler. This is possible, he says, largely because of the ability to communicate with his physicians electronically. He provides the example of a time when he noticed some discoloration on his finger nails during a trip to Alaska. Rather than attempting to describe the situation over the phone or traveling home for an appointment, Roland was able to contact Dr. Bautista through MyChart's Message My Doctor secure online messaging feature. Dr. Bautista confirmed that the discoloration was simply a result of Roland's chemotherapy, and he was able to continue his travels.
"The freedom that these developments in technology allow truly enhances my life. If all I could do is think about what's going on inside me, it would be very hard. Instead, I have the wonderful distractions of travel," Roland says. "Without MyChart, I would have a hard time stepping away and feeling as comfortable as I do."
Dr. Bautista says Roland's experience is a great example of how features within MyChart have transformed the level of service he is able to provide. "As physicians, we all want our patients to be well informed about the conditions they have," he says. "I think that being able to interact with their own electronic medical record online, anytime has definitely empowered and educated my patients in a new way. I really believe that it's enhanced their level of trust in what I'm striving to do for them."
Elderly Couple Says MyChart is a Valuable Tool for Older Patients
As computers become increasingly ubiquitous in our daily lives, many are discovering how new tools and technologies can enhance their medical care. MyChart, a secure online health management tool that allows Cleveland Clinic patients to view portions of their medical records, see test results, message their physicians, schedule appointments and more, is an excellent resource for patients of all ages, including senior citizens. Since signing up for MyChart several years ago, Rich and Rita Klingman, 86 and 87, say this easy to use program has greatly enhanced their care experience.
Between them, Rich and Rita face a number of medical conditions that require them to stay in close contact with their providers. "Our Internist (and MyChart Medical Director), Dr. Lori Posk, told us about MyChart when it was first introduced several years ago," says Rita. "It seemed like a neat concept, so we decided to sign up. Since then, MyChart has been wonderful for things like helping us to remember what doses of medication we are taking, and contacting our physicians."
Although some older patients may be weary of using MyChart in place of more traditional communication methods, Rich says for him, the program has facilitated much better communication than before. "Prior to MyChart, I could only contact my doctor's office at certain times of the day. Even then, I had to pick up the phone and would often speak to three or four people before getting what I needed. Now, I can easily go online and see my healthcare information anytime, from anywhere. If I have any questions, I can send a message to my doctor's office, and they always respond in a timely manner."
Rita says she believes having a tool like MyChart is very important for elderly patients. "My husband and I are fortunate that we still are able to leave our home. However, for instances when we can't get out, or for those who may not normally be able, it's great to have our important health information and this valuable form of two-way communication at our fingertips, anytime we need."
Rich and Rita say they would highly recommend MyChart to any older patients who may be interested in signing up. "I'd like to stress that the program is simple to use, and information is presented in a way that's easy for anyone to understand," says Rich. "MyChart has been wonderful in allowing us to feel fully engaged in our healthcare experience at Cleveland Clinic."
Patient Uses MyChart to Instantly Access her Medical Records During an Unexpected Hospitalization in Michigan
Cleveland Clinic's MyChart website and mobile application allow patients to securely access portions of their electronic medical records, see test results, message the doctor's office, renew prescriptions, request appointments and more, anytime, from anywhere. These functionalities provide a number of benefits. For instance, when a patient travels away from home and suddenly requires medical attention, that patient can use MyChart to access their medical information on a computer or mobile device right at the point of care. This information can provide their attending physician with details that were previously unavailable, or required a lengthy requisition process from the patient's regular healthcare provider.
For Deb Sheren, a Cleveland Clinic patient and avid MyChart user, this made all the difference this past April, while visiting her father in Michigan. A few months prior, Deb had been hospitalized and diagnosed with pancreatitis. "My doctors couldn't find a cause at the time, so they said, 'let's just see how it goes,'" she says. "A few months went by and my father was hospitalized up in Michigan, so I went to visit him. A few hours after we arrived, I was starting to not feel well. In a short period of time, I went from not feeling great to feeling absolutely terrible. We called an ambulance and I was admitted to the hospital right away. I told the ER doctor, 'This happened in January and I think I know what it is.' So she drew blood, ran tests and confirmed I had another case of pancreatitis."
Deb's ER doctor gave Deb's test results to her brother and partner to review. "All of a sudden, I said 'wait a minute', reached into my pocket and handed them my smart phone. I told them to go to the MyChart site, log in, and pull up my test results from January so we could compare the values," she says. "So when my doctor came back in, we handed her the phone and showed her my results." As Deb was able to access MyChart on her mobile device, her Cleveland Clinic medical records became immediately available to Deb, her ER doctor and all subsequent caregivers involved in her treatment.
"Every time a new doctor came in, I'd hand them my phone so they could see what tests had already been run and what the results had been," Deb says. "The Internist that was overseeing my care in Michigan said 'You know, you probably saved yourself tens of thousands of dollars' worth of tests, because you could pull up and show us what tests had already been run and what the results were.' Not only did it save redoing those tests, I could have been kept another day just to run some of them."
Deb says having her MyChart account easily accessible while in Michigan made her experience receiving treatment away from home much more comfortable. "It was like I was carrying my medical records right in my pocket. I felt reassured that my doctors weren't going to repeat any of the tests I'd already been given, and that they had a broader history on me than just that one event. I was as new to them as they were to me, but because they were able to view my information in MyChart, they could get a more general idea of what my healthcare had been up to that point," she says.
Once Deb was stable, her Michigan doctors cleared her to return home to Cleveland for any follow-up treatment that was needed. "While I was in the hospital, I had my partner bring me my laptop. I logged in to Cleveland Clinic's website, searched pancreatitis specialists in my network and found four doctors that met my criteria. I was then able to use MyChart's secure 'Message My Doctor' feature to send my primary care physician, Dr. Lori Posk, a message. I explained what happened, gave her the names of the specialists I had found and asked for her advice," she says. "I love that no matter what Cleveland Clinic doctor I need to go to, they can pull up all of my information at the point of care. I don't have to re-explain my whole situation, or worry about forgetting something that might be important for my physician to know."
Deb says she'd certainly suggest signing up for a MyChart account to anyone who may be interested. "Electronic medical records are as secure as paper files. I like having MyChart because then I have secure access to those records anytime I want. I feel good knowing that no matter where I may be, another healthcare provider can access my records," she says. "MyChart also allows you the ability to educate yourself about what's going on with your health. I appreciate that you can see normal ranges alongside your test results, so I can look at what my results are measuring, what normal ranges are, and what the causes might be. MyChart really allows you to become an educated participant in your own healthcare experience."


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Accepting a charge of premeditated murder, Sgt. Marquinta Jacobs changed his plea to guilty today as his court-martial was scheduled to begin at Fort Knox.
Jacobs was sentenced to no more than 30 years in prison with parole eligibility after 10 years, as well as a dishonorable discharge with lowering his rank to E-1.
In addition to the murder charge, he entered a guilty plea on a related accusation of aggravated assault with a dangerous weapon.
Accused of killing 51-year-old Lloyd R. Gibert of Elizabethtown last April outside the Human Resources Command on post, Jacobs faced a general court-martial - the most serious level of military court. Two days had been set aside for the procedure, but it was resolved today.
Investigators in the shooting said Jacobs approached Gibert in a parking lot near the Human Resources Command building where Gibert worked. According to investigators, Jacobs pulled up in his truck, made comments to Gibert and fired a .45-caliber handgun "about eight times'' Jacobs said. The shooting developed out of what authorities described as a "domestic dispute."
A native of Columbus, Ga., Gibert was a U.S. Army veteran and worked nine years with Human Resources Command.
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Starlings Under Pressure
One evening in December 2006 a peregrine falcon flew out to find a meal in Torino, Italy.
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On peregrines and Gose hawks, I thought you and your audience might find this interesting.
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Thank you for posting this! While driving on the Parkway last weeked, I noted a flock of ~ 100 birds that was moving with the same "amoeba-like" pattern, staying tightly knit and changing directions as one without any sign of a "lead bird". I'd wondered what the flock was, and now I'm suspecting that I saw starlings!
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