Sign in
Where is the UAB Medicine MyChart sign in?
The live UAB Medicine MyChart sign in is at mychart.uabmedicine.org. Proxy requests and invitations are made by people with their own account there, so start by signing in or creating your own account.
What UAB Medicine publishes about proxy access
Each point below comes from the UAB Medicine page linked under it, read on November 7, 2026. Where the wording matters, the page is quoted as published.
Adult patients with active MyChart accounts can send a proxy invitation through MyChart; the person receiving access accepts it in their own MyChart account.
If both adults have active MyChart accounts, the patient can send a proxy invitation through MyChart.
If the patient cannot send the invitation, proxy access may need to be requested through the clinic or the MyChart support process.
If the patient cannot send the invitation for whatever reason, proxy access may need to be requested through the clinic or the MyChart support process.
Parents and legal guardians request access to a minor child account by completing the MyChart proxy request process.
This is done by completing the MyChart proxy request process.
In most cases parents and guardians have full proxy access until the child turns 19, when it is removed automatically.
In most cases, parents and guardians have full proxy access until the child turns 19.
What Sahara helps with
Sahara does not create or approve proxy access, and it cannot get around a decision UAB Medicine makes. That stays with UAB Medicine.
Once you can sign in to MyChart, Sahara is a free, read-only view of the record you are authorized to see, with general education from MedlinePlus for supported medications, labs and conditions, in English and Spanish. You connect through the MyChart authorization page and can disconnect at any time. Sahara does not give medical advice or interpret results.
Before you act
Policies change, and UAB Medicine decides what it accepts. Confirm on its own page or with its MyChart support before acting on anything here. Synodha is not affiliated with UAB Medicine, and UAB Medicine has not reviewed this page.