My Memorial Hermann™

Review by eFreeware

Keeping track of appointments, test results and messages from different clinics can turn into a mess of paperwork and phone calls. A patient portal app is meant to pull all of that into one place, and that is the role My Memorial Hermann takes on for people receiving care through the Memorial Hermann Health System.

The app is published by Memorial Hermann Health System itself and works alongside MyChart. It is free, carries no ads and offers no in-app purchases, and it has passed 100,000 installs with a 4.2 average from 546 ratings. It first appeared in March 2024 and was last updated in June 2026.

Scheduling visits without a phone queue

The core of the app is getting care arranged. You can book in-person or virtual appointments, and the developer lists same-day or next-day slots among the options. For anyone who has spent a morning on hold trying to reach a clinic, having that in an app is the main draw.

Virtual visits matter here for the kinds of appointments that do not need a physical exam room. The same-day and next-day framing suggests the app is built for people who need care soon rather than for routine scheduling months ahead, though both kinds of booking appear to run through the same place.

Records, results and messages in one place

Beyond scheduling, the app is a window into your own medical history. It shows medical records and results, and lets you review medications, immunizations and visit notes. That combination covers most of what patients typically ask for after an appointment: what was prescribed, what was found, and what was said.

You can also send questions to your care team through secure messaging in the app.

Forms, arrival and self-tracking data

Two features stand out for how much friction they remove. You can complete patient forms before an appointment, and you can notify your provider when you have arrived.

If you join a self-tracking program, the app can take in fitness and health information, Health Connect included. That is a conditional feature rather than a general one: it applies to patients taking part in those programs, so it will not be relevant to everyone using the app.

What using it depends on

The biggest practical point is that this is not a standalone health tool. It works with MyChart and is tied to Memorial Hermann, whose network of physicians, hospitals and specialty facilities serves the greater Houston area. If your care happens outside that system, the app has little to offer you.

The self-tracking data upload is similarly conditional on enrollment in a relevant program. The rest of the feature set is standard portal territory: useful to existing patients in the network, redundant to everyone else. The app itself is free with no ads or purchases.

Who gets the most from it

The people best served here are existing Memorial Hermann patients in and around Houston who want their appointments, results and messages in one app instead of spread across phone calls and paper. Someone managing ongoing care, with regular visits and a care team they need to reach between them, has the most to gain from having all of that in one place.

It also suits patients who prefer virtual visits where they are appropriate, or who want to handle paperwork before arriving. The app is designed around a specific health system, and its value tracks how much of your care runs through that system.

A focused portal for Memorial Hermann patients

My Memorial Hermann does a defined job well: scheduling, records, results, messaging, forms, arrival notification and optional self-tracking uploads, all free and without ads. The 4.2 rating from 546 ratings suggests a generally satisfied user base, though a rating never tells the whole story.

If you are a Memorial Hermann patient in the Houston area, this is a straightforward install; it consolidates tasks you would otherwise handle by phone or in person. If your care sits with another provider, the app is built for a network you are not in, and there is no reason to add it.

What's new in version 11.7.2

Miscellaneous fixes and improvements.