mySaintLuke's Frequently Asked Questions
Online bill pay
Which bills can I pay online?
You may pay bills related to services at any Saint Luke’s hospital, clinic, and home care services.
What forms of online payment do you take?
mySaintLuke’s accepts credit card payments. If you need to pay by check, please send the check to the address listed on the online statement.
Can I pay my child’s bill online?
Yes. If you’re the guarantor on your child’s insurance, you will see your child’s bills in your mySaintLuke’s account. You will not need to set up proxy access to see your child’s bills. You may also use the Guest Pay feature to make a payment without creating an account.
Is online bill pay secure?
Yes. We use the latest encryption technology to ensure the integrity and privacy of your information. As an added security precaution, we store all information on servers with firewalls that meet or exceed industry standards to prevent intruders from gaining access.
Although we make every reasonable effort to protect personal information and health-related information from loss, misuse, or alteration by third parties, there’s always some risk involved in transmitting information online.
Proxy access
What is proxy access
Proxy access is when a family member or caregiver can view a patient’s protected health information (PHI). Access must be authorized by the patient, and multiple people can be given access.
A proxy is not the same thing as a guarantor. Both a proxy and a guarantor can pay a patient’s bill, but only a proxy gets access to their medical information. Proxies must be 18 years of age or older.
Adult-to-child: 0 – 11 years old
Access to allergies, appointments, diagnostic tests, procedures, growth chart, immunizations, labs, medication list, prescription refills, message providers, problem list, billing information, and online payment
When the child turns 12, proxy access will automatically convert to teen proxy access and limited information will be available in the chart.
Adult-to-teen: 12 – 17 years old
Limited access to online records:
Patient privacy laws limit what records can be made available to a proxy of a child ages 12 – 17. The child must set up their own mySaintLuke’s patient portal account and share information with their parent/guardian.
Proxy can access allergies, appointment information for some providers, immunizations, message providers, billing information, and online payment
Requests for adult-to-child (patient is age 0 – 11) or adult-to-teen (patient is age 12 – 17) access can be completed via mySaintLuke’s, in a Saint Luke’s clinic, by calling 816-880-6036, or by completing the request form:
Adult-to-adult: 18 years and older
Access to allergies, appointments, diagnostic tests, procedures, immunizations, labs, medication list, prescription refills, message providers, problem list
Access to billing information and online payment
For adults with a mySaintLuke's account, proxy access can be requested and revoked.
For patients without a mySaintLuke's account, access can be granted in a Saint Luke's clinic, by calling 816-880-6036, or by completing the request form below.
Completed forms should be sent to Saint Luke’s Health Information Management at [email protected].
Revoking proxy access
For adults with a mySaintLuke's account, proxy access can be revoked within the portal under the "proxy access" menu.
For patients without a mySaintLuke's account, submit a request in writing with:
- Your name, date of birth, address, and gender
- Name of whom you wish to revoke proxy access to your mySaintLuke's patient portal
You can send this revocation via email at [email protected] or mail at:
Saint Luke’s Health System
Attn: Health Information Management
901 E. 104th St.
Kansas City, MO 64131