Signing up for MyCookChildren's
If you do not have an account, setup is easy and can be done at any of your child's doctors' offices, or you can use one of the button options below.
Primary Care
Cook Children's pediatrician offices are offering video visits to help provide the quality pediatric care you expect from Cook Children's. These visits can be done from home on a phone, tablet or computer with a webcam. In preparation for a visit:
Urgent Care
Connect to Cook Children's urgent care team without leaving the comfort of your home. Cook Children's patients with a MyCookChildren's account now can video chat with one of our medical experts for non-urgent medical conditions without visiting the doctor's office.
Specialties
Cook Children's patients with a MyCookChildren's account now can access our Specialty Video Visit service to have a remote visit with their current Cook Children's specialist.
Questions on your MyCookChildren's account
For any questions not answered above, please email mycookchildrens@cookchildrens.org.
Need help with your video visit?
For technical questions or connection issues call the Virtual Health Help Desk at 682-885-2300.
Looking for COVID-19 and vaccine information?
Our Cook Children’s experts have the latest information on the vaccine for kids 5 and up.
Top stories from Cook Children's
For your safety and that of our employees, some Cook Children’s locations may be closed or have delayed openings.
Cutting-Edge Treatments
Children's Health's affiliation with UT Southwestern gives our patients access to a world-renowned medical faculty and transformative biomedical research.
The Patient Experience
Children's Health is committed to delivering a patient family experience as extraordinary as our patient care in every moment, big or small.
Our History and Experience
For more than 100 years, our mission has been to make life better for children.
Award-Winning Care
Children's Medical Center Dallas is ranked in all 10 pediatric specialties by U.S. News and World Report, and our hospital nurses have received the Magnet designation, the highest honor for nursing excellence.
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What is the number for children's secure access in Outlook?
Please contact the helpdesk at 402-955-6700 for instructions if you have not completed the Remote Access form. Notice About Email.
How to contact Children's Helpdesk?
If you are accessing Email Web Access from a Children’s computer on a Children’s network and are experiencing difficulties accessing the site, please contact the Children’s Helpdesk at 402-955-6700.
Who can access electronic records?
Party’s Attorney — If you are a party and you have an attorney, your attorney may use remote access to look at the electronic records in your case. If your attorney works in an organization such as a law firm or public defender’s office, other people working in the organization may also use remote access to view the electronic records. This is only if they are assisting your attorney with your case. Paralegals, legal secretaries, interns, and other attorneys are all example of people who may be assisting your attorney with your case.
How to access court records?
Access to Electronic Court Records 1 Go to the courthouse and ask to look at paper records. 2 Go to the courthouse and look at electronic court records. 3 If your court offers it, look at electronic records over the internet. This is called “remote access.”
What is it called when a court offers you access to electronic records?
If your court offers it, look at electronic records over the internet. This is called “remote access.”
