MyChart
New: COVID-19 Self-Triage Tool for MyChart Users
Use the COVID-19 Self-Triage screening tool to help you determine what to do if you think you might have symptoms of COVID-19 or may have been exposed.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency please call 911.
Based on recent CDC guidance, emergency warning signs for COVID-19 may include:
- Trouble breathing
- Persistent pain or pressure in the chest
- New confusion or inability to arouse
- Bluish lips or face
Access the MyChart COVID-19 Self-Triage Tool
Check Other Symptoms
Are you, or your child, sick or injured?
There are three ways to use this Symptom Checker:
- Select a body area on the image to see related topics (you can switch between child and adult images in the upper left-hand corner of the Symptom Checker).
- Select a body area from the list on the right
- Use the search box to search topics by keyword
If you need help using the Symptom Checker, please click the question mark in the upper-right corner of the checker.
If you have an urgent medical emergency that could be life-threatening, call 911 now. If you need help finding a doctor, please call (208) 381-9000.
Disclaimer
- Not a Substitute - The information in the Symptom Checker should not be used as a substitute for the care and knowledge that your physician can provide to you.
- Supplement - The information and materials presented here in the Symptom Checker are meant to supplement the information that you obtain from your physician. If there is a disagreement between the information presented herein and what your physician has told you , it is more likely that your physician is correct. He or she has the benefit of knowing your medical problems.
- Limitations - You should recognize that the information and materials presented here in the Symptom Checker have the following limitations, in comparison to being examined by your own physician:
- You can have a conversation with your doctor.
- Your doctor can perform a physical examination and any necessary tests.
- You could have an underlying medical problem that requires a physician to detect.
- If you’re taking medications, they could influence how you experience various symptoms.
Virtual Urgent Care Now Available!
Access Urgent Care Services Wherever You Are
St. Luke's now offers virtual urgent care services seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., if appropriate depending on your symptoms.
If you're an existing St. Luke's patient, simply log in to your MyChart account, answer a few questions about your symptoms, and begin a virtual visit with the next available St. Luke's primary care provider.
You may still have to wait a bit, as you would at an in-person urgent care clinic, but you'll be waiting wherever you choose.