The NHS App and MyMFT support with different parts of your healthcare journey. For the best experience, we recommend using both. For more information on what each app does, please see the ‘Understanding the differences’ heading, below.
Learn more about the NHS App
Learn more about the benefits of MyMFT
Introducing ‘Single Sign-On’
Don’t have the MyMFT App? No problem: from 23 March 2026, it’ll be possible to sign into both apps using your NHS App credentials. This is called ‘Single Sign On’, and it can be used by both new and existing MyMFT users. If it’s your first time using MyMFT, Single Sign On will even take care of setting up your new account for you.
How do both apps work together?
Are you a Restorative Dentistry patient? Good news! The following feature will go live in your area from Monday 23 March, with similar options coming to other areas at a later date!
Over the coming months, we’ll be introducing some other new ways for the NHS App and MyMFT to work together. This will give patients more control over how they access their information, and how much detail they want to see.
For example, NHS App users with an appointment at one our MFT hospital sites/services will soon be able to see a small preview of their appointment details within the NHS App. This includes basic information such as the time of your appointment. For more detailed information, (such as pre-appointment checklists and medicines) users can click through to the MyMFT app*.
*Please note that this feature is not available for Proxy accounts.
Understanding the Differences
MyMFT can be used to…
- You can use MyMFT if you are a patient at any of the following hospitals:
- Manchester Royal Infirmary
- North Manchester General Hospital
- Manchester Royal Eye Hospital
- St Mary’s Hospital
- Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital
- University Dental Hospital of Manchester
- Trafford General Hospital
- Altrincham Hospital
- Withington Community Hospital
- Wythenshawe Hospital
- View upcoming and recent hospital appointment details, letters and after visit information
- Carry out video appointments with your hospital clinical team
- Cancel your hospital appointment up to 48 hours before
- Receive reminders about your upcoming hospital appointment
- View documents that hospital clinical teams choose to share with you
- View documents that hospital clinical teams choose to share with you
- View your current medicines, allergies and health conditions
- Proxy access for relatives or carers who assist with your care
- View your hospital test results
- View and update your demographic and health information
- Receive messages from your hospital clinical team
The NHS App can be used to…
- You can use the NHS app if you are: Registered with a GP surgery in England or the Isle of Man
- Book and manage your healthcare appointments
- View your NHS number
- Order repeat prescriptions and choose a pharmacy where you would like to collect them
- View your GP health record to see information like your allergies and medicines
- Book and manage vaccinations
- Register your organ donation decision
- Choose how the NHS uses your data
- Find NHS services near you
- Use NHS 111 online to answer questions and get instant advice or medical help near you