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Microsoft disruption 13 November

We have experienced issues with MyMFT due to the widespread Microsoft disruption.

This includes emails containing two-factor authentication codes for logging into the app and email reminders for video appointments.

  • If you receive a Two-Factor Authentication message, please select text message to receive your code.
  • If you cannot log into MyMFT, please try accessing it by logging in through the NHS app.
  • If you have a video appointment today, you may not receive an email with your appointment link. Instead, please log into MyMFT and select the appointment from the home screen. Once in the appointment, select “Join Video Visit”.

Welcome to MyMFT

Access the MyMFT portal

To download the MyMFT app search “MyChart” in your app store and select MyMFT.

Download on the App Store button featuring the Apple Inc. logo
iPhone and iPad users, click here
Get it on Google Play button featuring the Google Play logo
Android users, click here
other-sectorsArtboard 1 Get help with signing up for MyMFT

As a MyMFT user, you can:

  • View MFT appointment details
  • Attend online video consultations
  • Keep track of important test results, letters and health information in one place
  • Save time by checking-in online and by providing key information ahead of appointments
  • Use proxy access to oversee a family member or dependent’s healthcare (after receiving their consent to do so!).

Learn more about MyMFT’s proxy access feature.

To make a proxy access request for someone under 16, please fill out the Under 16s Proxy Access form.

With ‘Single Sign On’, you can access MyMFT using your NHS App details. Find out more, at our Using MyMFT & the NHS App together page.
Do you have a question about MyMFT? Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions page.

You should not use MyMFT to seek urgent care or emergency medical advice

  • For emergencies, please dial 999
  • For urgent medical advice, please dial 111