Get Your Test Results

Thanks to MultiMedica’s online medical report service, accessing the results of your examinations and diagnostic tests is simple, fast, and secure.
You can check your reports 24/7 from the comfort of your home—saving time and avoiding unnecessary travel.
Through secure online access, your can view your medical reports in complete privacy.

How to download the test results?

To view and download your test results, visit your MyMultiMedica area.
The first time yoi log in, you’ll need to activate the Report Portal.

You can access your test results for:

• diagnostic imaging
• outpatient specialist examinations
• laboratory testing 

Reports are not available for:

• patients under 18
• pathological anatomy services
• services subject to privacy restrictions
• services for which payment has not been completed
• reports that have been restricted by the patient or provider at the time of registration or reporting

Please note that online reports are available for up to 45 days from the date of the medical examination.

How to activate the online Report Portal?

• Log in to your MyMultiMedica area; if you don’t have an account, you’ll need to register first.
• Once you’ve logged in, click on Report Portal.

On your first access:

• Read and accept the privacy policy
• Enter the reference number (found on the appointment or medical report request form) along with your Italian fiscal code
• Click on CONTINUE

The next time you access your account, simply click on the Report Portal to view and download your medical reports.

Instructions to activate the Report Portal

Instructions for accessing and downloading your medical reports

You may still choose to receive a printed copy of your medical report, which can be picked up at one of our facilities during the opening hours listed below. 

All reports, once signed by the physician, are uploaded to the Citizen’s Electronic Health Record (EHR), provided consent has been given for publication.

Reports must be collected in person by the patient, who will be required to present a valid ID and the report collection form at the time of pickup.
If the patient is unable to come in person, a trusted representative may collect the report on their behalf by completing the authorization section on the collection form.

Please note that if the medical report is not collected within 30 days from the date of the medical examination, the patient may be charged the full cost of the service (Art. 5, paragraph 8, Law 407 of December 29, 1990). This does not apply to reports that, due to their complexity, require more than 30 days to process.