Connect your St. Luke's University Health Network records to Eleplan
Sign in to your St. Luke's University Health Network patient portal from Eleplan and bring your records into one care plan, next to everything else you keep track of for yourself or your family.
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How to connect St. Luke's University Health Network
- Step 1Get Eleplan
Download the app and start a care plan for yourself or someone you look after.
- Step 2Search for St. Luke's University Health Network
Add a health record connection and pick your provider from the list.
- Step 3Sign in to your portal
You sign in on the patient portal’s own page, with the username and password you already use.
- Step 4See your records
Your records arrive in the care plan, next to the medications, appointments and documents you keep there.
What can come over
Eleplan asks for these records. What arrives depends on what St. Luke's University Health Network has on file and shares through its portal.
- Medications
- Conditions
- Allergies
- Lab results
- Vital signs
- Immunizations
- Procedures
- Visits
- Clinical documents
Common questions
- Can I connect my St. Luke's University Health Network records to Eleplan?
- Yes. If you have a patient portal account with St. Luke's University Health Network, you can search for St. Luke's University Health Network in Eleplan, sign in to the portal, and bring your records into your care plan.
- Does Eleplan see my patient portal password?
- No. You sign in on the patient portal's own page, and it gives Eleplan access to your records through the standard patient-access process (SMART on FHIR). Your password is never shared with Eleplan.
- Is Eleplan affiliated with St. Luke's University Health Network?
- No. Eleplan is an independent company and is not affiliated with St. Luke's University Health Network. Federal rules give patients the right to their own records and to share them with the apps they choose, and that is how this connection works.