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At UFS Medical, we are starting to utilise Secure Send to communicate with our patients via email or SMS, for

  • Pathology requests
  • Radiology requests
  • Referrals
  • Results
  • Medical certificates
  • Accounts requiring payment

Secure Send is easy to use, secure and convenient


How Secure Send works

  1. You will receive an email or SMS with a download link.
  2. Click on the link.
  3. You will receive a security code (unless your practitioner overrides the requirement).
  4. Enter the security code.
  5. The download page will open (displays all documents available for download).
  6. Click on a document to open and download the document to your local device.

Questions?

If you have questions about using Secure Send, we’ve listed answers to common questions about Secure Send here.

The email or mobile number that is in your patient record. Let the doctor know if you want the document sent to a different mobile number or email address.

The link will be valid for seven days.

Documents will be available to download for seven days.

Check with the practice if you do not receive the email or SMS after 15 minutes. Reception staff will be able to see if the link was sent.

Use the Send Again link at the bottom of the account sign-in page. You must wait for 15 seconds before requesting another security code. The 15-second timer will appear at the bottom of the page.

You will receive an incorrect code message. Recheck the code sent to you to ensure it is the most recent code, then try again. You can request a new code (as explained above) up to five times before being locked out for 30 minutes. You can try again after 30 minutes.

  • An invoice can be saved for your own records.
  • A paid invoice could be used to claim from a health fund or third party.
  • A referral can be printed out to take with you. Some laboratories or specialists may accept email.

If there is more than one document, the newest document will be at the bottom.

A doctor’s referral can be taken to any pathology or radiology laboratory. Some clinics may provide a list of local laboratories.