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Where is the VCU Health MyChart sign in?
The live VCU Health MyChart sign in is at mychart.vcuhealth.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 VCU Health publishes about proxy access
Each point below comes from the VCU Health page linked under it, read on November 7, 2026. Where the wording matters, the page is quoted as published.
Proxy access lets patients share parts of their record with family and caregivers who are 18 and older.
Proxy access lets you share parts of your EHR with family members and caregivers who are 18 and older.
Access is given from inside MyChart through the Invite Friends and Family option and Manage Access.
Find the “Invite Friends and Family” option, then tap or click “Manage Access”
A name and email address are required, and MyChart sends an invitation by email.
Follow the instructions that MyChart gives you, a name and email address are required
The recipient logs in to their own MyChart, accepts the invitation and enters the patient date of birth.
The recipient will need to log into their MyChart account, accept the invitation and enter your date of birth
Source: VCU Health proxy access information · VCU Health proxy request form
What Sahara helps with
Sahara does not create or approve proxy access, and it cannot get around a decision VCU Health makes. That stays with VCU Health.
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 VCU Health decides what it accepts. Confirm on its own page or with its MyChart support before acting on anything here. Synodha is not affiliated with VCU Health, and VCU Health has not reviewed this page.