On this page: Is my personal health information secure? How is my personal health information within MyHealthPEI being protected? What role do I play in keeping my information secure? Who has access to see my personal health information in MyHealthPEI? I think someone viewed my...
On this page: Can I link my wearable device to MyHealthPEI? Can I disconnect my wearable device from MyHealthPEI? Do you store usernames and passwords to devices connected to MyHealthPEI? How do I edit data from my devices when I am in MyHealthPEI? Is my device information secure...
MyHealthPEI makes available reports for diagnostic imaging taken from mid-July 2025 onward that are in PEI’s Electronic Health Record. On this page: What is diagnostic imaging? Who are radiologists and what do they do? What diagnostic imaging results can I see in MyHealthPEI? How...
MyHealthPEI makes available results for various recent lab tests that are part of PEI’s Electronic Health Record. How far back you can view your results in MyHealthPEI depends on the type of test. On this page: What lab results can I see in MyHealthPEI? What categories of tests...
MyHealthPEI shows vaccination information that are digitally recorded in PEI’s Immunization Registry. The PEI Immunization Registry was created in 2016 to keep a digital record of vaccines administered in different health care settings across the province. On this page: What...
Why was a Urinalysis test ordered? A Urinalysis is a common test that checks your pee (urine). It helps health care providers see how well your kidneys are working and identify if there might be an infection in your bladder or urinary tract. Sometimes, a result might be a little...
Why was a Liver Function Panel ordered? A liver function panel is a blood test that checks how well your liver is working by looking at different chemicals made by your liver. This test helps your health care provider see if your liver is healthy or if it may be hurt or swollen...
Why was a Lipid profile ordered? A lipid profile is a blood test that checks the amount of fat in your blood. These fats are called lipids. You might not feel any different if your lipid levels are high, so this test helps to identify potential problems early - especially ones...
Why was a Kidney Function Panel ordered? A kidney function panel is a group of tests that check how well your kidneys are working. These tests use your blood and pee (urine) to look for signs of problems. Your kidneys help your body by: Balancing fluids and hormones Cleaning...
Why was a Glucose panel ordered? A glucose panel is a blood test that checks how much sugar (called glucose) is in your blood. It includes different types of tests, such as: Fasting blood sugar (FBS) or fasting blood glucose (FBG): Done after not eating for a while. Random blood...