UZA@home, the patient portal of the UZA

The patient portal of the UZA supports and guides you during your care programme in our hospital. Together with our healthcare providers, you can follow all the steps of your treatment and recovery process online. Keep track of your parameters on a regular basis, read all the information when it suits you and prepare for your hospital visit optimally from a distance. 

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Terms of use and privacy

Your healthcare provider invites you to create an account on the UZA@home patient portal. By creating an account, you confirm that the UZA may share data with you, as a patient, via the UZA@home platform. Data that you, as a patient, share via the platform may be processed by the UZA in the same way as other data in the context of the care that the UZA provides to you as a patient. Read the complete privacy statement of the UZA here (NL). 

For more information and questions, please contact dpo@uza.be.

What can you do in the UZA@home app?

  • Consult your medical record

    Via UZA@ home, you can consult your medical record at any time. It contains, among other things, your lab results, documents and allergies. Let our care providers know if any information is incorrect or incomplete. This is how we build your integrated record together.
  • Manage your appointments

    Check via UZA@ home which consultations are planned for you. Also read how you can prepare for your appointment. Scheduled admissions and day hospitalisations are not yet included in the overview in this version of the UZA@ home.
  • Digital home follow-up

    When your healthcare provider starts telemonitoring for you, you can pass on diaries, questionnaires and vital parameters each day via devices connected to UZA@ home. This data will be sent directly to UZA@ home, allowing your healthcare provider to follow-up your health condition remotely. This way, you can stay in your familiar environment under permanent supervision of a medical team.
  • Videoconsultation

    Consultations that do not have to take place in the hospital can be conducted by videoconsultation.
  • Education & questionnaires

    Every patient follows his or her personal pathway at the UZA. That is why we also want to make your pathway digitally transparent. We will regularly sent you information about your condition, examination or procedure. Please complete the questionnaires so we can properly prepare for your appointment.
  • Meal choices during your hospital admission

    Are you staying at the UZA for several days? Then you can compile your own meals via UZA@home and choose what you prefer to eat.
  • Manage multiple accounts

    In UZA@home, you can log in to multiple accounts at the same time. This allows you to easily manage everyone’s appointments and keep track of tasks (e.g. completing questionnaires or reading through educational materials). You always log in via eHealth. You can therefore log in on behalf of yourself, your child or anyone for whom you have a healthcare mandate.

In need of help?

UZA@home support team

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You can contact the UZA@home support team for technical assistance.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

To register for the first time on UZA@home, you will receive a text message from UZA in advance.

  1. Click here to create an account.
  2. Choose 'Log in with eHealth'.
  3. Log on with a digital key (e.g. eID card reader, itsme® or MyGov.be). This guarantees that your data is protected to the maximum extent.
  4. You are now logged in to UZA@home.

To register your child on UZA@home for the first time, you will receive a text message from the UZA in advance.

  1. Click here to create an account.
  2. Choose 'Sign in with eHealth'.
  3. As a parent or guardian of a minor child, you can also log in to your child's profile using your own eID, Itsme® app or MyGov.be. Here you follow the procedure as if you were logging in for yourself.
  4. Indicate in the drop-down menu that you are logging in for your minor child.
  5. You are now logged in to your child's UZA@home account.
     

Children aged from 16 years

Since December 2024, the rules of eHealth, the Federal Public Service, have changed for parents who want to view their children's medical data. From their 16th birthday onwards, it is no longer possible to log in for your child using your own Itsme® or other digital key.

You can still consult your child's medical data, provided you have a valid mandate.

Requesting a “Healthcare” mandate

Your child hereby gives you, as a parent, permission to view his/her medical data:

  1. Go to the CSAM website.
  2. Select “Management of mandates”.
  3. Then select “Manage my ‘health care’ mandates”.
  4. The child logs in to CSAM via Itsme® or another digital key.
  5. Then select “Create”. Here, the child can create a mandate for their parent.

Patients without a Belgian national number can log on to UZA@home using a box code. For reasons of privacy and protection of your patient data, you must first come to the UZA:

  1. Ask to register for UZA@home at the UZA entrance  reception desk.
  2. You sign an informed consent in which you confirm your mobile number and grant permission to UZA to use this number.
  3. A few days later, you will receive your personal box code by SMS. This allows you to log in to UZA@home.

Combine your request for a box code with your appointment at the UZA. That way you won't have to drive to the UZA an extra time.

In UZA@home, you can log in to multiple accounts at the same time. This allows you to easily manage everyone’s appointments and keep track of tasks (e.g. completing questionnaires or reading educational materials).

You always log in via eHealth. You can therefore log in for yourself, your child or anyone for whom you have a healthcare mandate.

How do you log in to an additional profile? 
  1. First, log in to your own main profile.
  2. Go to ‘Settings’ and select ‘Profiles’.
  3. Select ‘Add a profile’.
  4. Follow the steps via eHealth again (now sign in for your child or the person for whom you have a healthcare mandate).

Yes, the app for Android/iOS also works on your tablet.

 

Yes, you can set UZA@home push notifications to appear as ‘discreet notifications’ on your screen. This means the content of the notification is never shown; only the app from which the notification originates is displayed. Read below to find out how to set this up: 

For Android devices
  1. Open Settings and go to Notifications.
  2. Tap App settings and select the UZA@home app.
  3. Select the notification type and choose Hide content.
For Apple devices  
  1. Go to Settings > Apps.
  2. Select the UZA@home app and choose Notifications.
  3. Go to Show previews and select Never

Do you have an UZA@home account? Then you can use the app to make appointments and see which consultations are planned for you. Planned (day) admissions are not yet included in the overview in this version of the UZA@home.

Consulting appointments via UZA@home

At the top of the home page, go to “Services”. Click on “My appointments”.  Here you will find an overview of all appointments booked for you.

Making appointments via UZA@home

At the top of the home page, go to “Services”. Click on “Schedule new appointment”.  

You can plan an appointment in three ways:

  • Enter your reason for visiting
  • Search for a specific healthcare provider
  • Go to the specialism you want to make an appointment for

If your consultation is not taking place in the hospital, but via video consultation, you can make the call via UZA@home.

  1. When your video consultation is scheduled, you will receive a pop up message from UZA@home.
  2. 15 minutes before your appointment, you will receive a text to open your video consultation via UZA@home.
  3. Click on 'Enter call' in UZA@ home to start the call.
  4. Click on 'Click to Start Video Chat' to turn on your camera on your smartphone, tablet or computer.
  5. Wait until your healthcare provider joins the call.
  6. After your consultation, click on 'Exit call'.
  1. On the homepage of UZA@home, under the 'Services' tab, click on 'My meal choice'.
  2. Select a day and a meal time. Click on a blue icon for breakfast, afternoon or evening. You can always select for five days ahead. (Grey: You can no longer make a choice. The time for doing so has expired; Blue: proposed meal, but you have not yet made your own choice; Green: you have correctly entered your choice yourself)
  3. Scroll down to read the proposed menu. If you agree with the proposal, click on the blue bar 'Order menu of the day' at the bottom.
  4. If you want to customise the menu, click on 'Compose your menu' at the top right. Choose from the different ranges. Then click on 'View and confirm your menu'. If you agree with the menu you have created, click 'Order menu'. If you still want to make a change, click 'Adjust menu'.
  5. Remember to always confirm.

If you are on a diet, the dishes are adapted to your diet. If your diet changes, your previous choices are lost and you need to enter your new choices.